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APP OF THE DAY: doubleTwist with AirSync review (Android)
Some people consider the strength of the iPod and iPhone to be iTunes. It is, to its credit, a pretty good way of keeping your media organised and syncing it with your iOS device. Android doesn't have the luxury of a single place to sync your phone, which is where doubleTwist and its partner in crime, AirSync come in.
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Together, these two apps will give your Android phone a new music player that can sync music from your PC over Wi-Fi. There's also an application for your computer that manages your music library, plays music and lets you send music not just Android phones, but iPods (albeit over USB only) and other USB MP3 players.
Both doubleTwist for Android and Windows/Mac computers is free. The only charge comes if you want to sync wirelessly, and then you have to pay £3.99 for AirSync. It's worth remembering though, from time to time AirSync gets a price reduction. For example, when it first came out it cost just 60p. The good news is that if you're happy to sync via USB, you don't need to pay at all.
As all three components are important, we should deal with them all individually.
doubleTwist for the PCWhat first struck us about the doubleTwist PC app is how much faster it is than everything else we've used. Winamp dissolved into irrelevancy years ago, Windows Media Player is as bad as iTunes, and the other apps we've used just haven't inspired us.
The thing we like is that it gives you some flexibility. It has a good search for finding tracks in your library and it also has views for looking into folders and narrowing things down via an artist or track. Our music is arranged by folder, i.e: D:MusicPThe ProdigyInvaders Must Die so sometimes we like using the folder structure to navigate.
The initial music scan was pretty pain free. We've seen other software make a meal out of looking through your music, so to see it done quickly and well in doubleTwist was a nice surprise.
The app also supports podcasts and there's a pretty pointless wrapper around the Android Market for you to search for more apps. There doesn't seem to be any advantage to this though, but it's easy to ignore too.
As with iTunes, doubleTwist can keep your device synchronised with your PC. You can either send over specific playlists or opt to transfer all of your library, space permitting. We like the playlist option, as it can send over recently played, or your most played tracks.
- We can see why the company opted to charge for the Wi-Fi sync part of doubleTwist, because it's really awesome and works incredibly well.
To get started, you simply install the AirSync app via the Android Market. It doesn't run itself, instead it gives doubleTwist the ability to connect to your PC wirelessly and sync music, photos and video. To pair your phone to the PC you need to use a unique number, which is shown on your handset. If all goes well - and in our testing, it did - the PC application will ask you for this number automatically. This means it's detected your Android device already, and is just confirming that it's your phone, and pairing it with the PC.
When this is done, your device name shows in doubleTwist and you can start syncing music. The app seems to take the name of your device from your Google account name. Good, but slightly bothersome if you have two android devices you're trying to manage.
We found that the best system for moving music over, was simply to find the album or song we wanted in Windows Explorer, then simply drag it onto our wirelessly attached device. Within just a few seconds, the album was on our phone, ready for the commute to work.
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- And finally, the bit that gives you a way to enjoy your music on Android. It's worth pointing out that although you need doubleTwist installed to use AirSync, if you'd rather carry on using the standard Android app, then that's fine too.
However, doubleTwist is the most stylish and easy to use music apps we've used on Android. The front-end separates everything into artists, albums, songs, videos and playlists. There are also podcast and radio options from the main screen.
The playlists feature is useful because it enables you access the files you've recently synced. These are likely to be the files you're most interested in, and we found ourselves relying on most. However, finding older music was no hassle either, and doubleTwist is very responsive, so flicking through dozens of artists and tracks is a breeze.
There's also a search, accessed through your device's search button which will enable you to quickly track down (yeah, we said track down) any song or artist you're looking for.
We also love the fact that there's a play queue which enables you to stack tracks up without interrupting your current song. Simply long-pressing a song name brings up this option, as well as the opportunity to play it instantly.
- There's a widget for your home screen too, which gives you the track you're listening to, along with a small version of the album art. You can also control playback from this widget, as you'd expect.
Simple and brilliantThe various bits that make up doubleTwist are truly impressive. For the first time, Android users can say that their devices offer something that Apple's do not. The slickness, and simplicity of getting doubleTwist and AirSync set up are a real selling point, and we just wish everything to do with Android apps was this well-designed and straighforward.
An app well worth considering if you love music, but are sick and tired of messing about with SD cards, or USB cables.
- And finally, the bit that gives you a way to enjoy your music on Android. It's worth pointing out that although you need doubleTwist installed to use AirSync, if you'd rather carry on using the standard Android app, then that's fine too.
- We can see why the company opted to charge for the Wi-Fi sync part of doubleTwist, because it's really awesome and works incredibly well.
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Mountain Air, Rock and Jade, More than Mail: Under the Clock Tower
It's not so much of a mall as a little square underneath a big green clock that hasn't worked for a long time.
Mountain Air: is a local favourite for fashion and necessities. Most locals will shop out of town in Hinton or Edmonton, but if you need a bathing suit, underwear, socks, or fashion from names like Michael Kors, Guess, Esprit, Spanner, Tommy Hilfiger, and Nautica, check out Mountain Air. They have ladies and mens clothing, mostly fashion, and shoes too. Sales are not uncommon and prices are the same as you'd find in the city, and you'll also find jewelry by local artists.
Rock and Jade: sells fudge, kitchen wares, and a wide assortment of jewelry and rocks. If you're looking for a unique gift or souvenir, this is a great place to look. The fudge is always fresh, and most of the products very original
More than Mail: is a great stop for travelers wanting to drop off bags for storage, burn photos onto a CD, email home, or send/buy a postcard. You'll also find art and souvenirs here as well.
You'll also find a tattoo parlor, a massage therapy center, a hairdressers, the real estate and employment centers, and the Fiddle River restaurant all in the "clocktower mall". It's definitely worth a stop in as you're wandering down Connaught.
What to pay: Nothing in Jasper is cheap. Mountain Air sale items generally start at $30 and go up from there, Rock and Jade jewelry is authentic but pricey (as you'd expect for genuine stones), and More than Mail has very reasonable prices for their services.
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A few treats they offer candy apples, fudge, different flavors of popcorn, and their own chocolatey treats with their own unique names. My personal favorite is called a Glacier, which is milk chocolate covered in caramel with white chocolate on top, with cashews.
They also sell a variety of cute stuffed teddy bears, ranging from your average size to huge ones, to stuffed bear heads that you can put on your wall!
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Companies aim to build the streamlined cross-media platform of the future.
One of the oldest online ad firms in the business - MediaMind, once known as Eyeblaster, has been acquired by digital media services company DG.
The firm was among the few last standing rich media ad management outfits that hadn't been bought during a sweep of such acquisitions around five or six years ago. Then, when Eyeblaster - which soon after rebranded as MediaMind - finally filed for an IPO last year, following a failed first attempt, it seemed clear that the firm aimed to remain on its own.
Now, MediaMind cofounder, president and CEO, Gal Trifon says he was presented with an offer he couldn't pass up. DG's focus is on producing and serving television ads, and while the partnership holds short-term promise, the true potential lies further ahead.
"Consumers are using TV for online content and online for TV content. It's clear that the two will become one," Trifon told ClickZ News.
Still, he recognizes media buyers are not quite ready to take such a platform agnostic approach. "It will be very difficult to implement this vision tomorrow morning," he said.
In the meantime, MediaMind plans to beef up its online video capabilities in the shorter term, since many online video ad buys come out of TV budgets, like the ones controlled by DG's clients.
"Longer term, the vision is to be the first company that has already a strong presence on both TV and online and build the platform of the future," he continued.
The idea is to develop a platform that enables easy conversion from TV spot to interactive digital ad, and enables cross-media measurement. DG also owns Unicast, another elder online ad tech firm, the one that introduced the term "Superstitial" into the digital advertising lexicon.
Trifon said he does not anticipate any changes for MediaMind employees, though he does expect expansion of the firm's R&D base in Israel.
"Because we worked so hard to go public, and almost a year later we find ourselves in this situation...this is a very special situation," added Trifon, who will serve as DG's new chief digital director as a result of the acquisition.
According to terms of the transaction - valued at $517 million equity or $414 million enterprise - DG will buy all of MediaMind's outstanding shares for $22 per share in cash. The SEC filing for the acquisition states, "For the twelve months ending March 31, 2011 the companies had in excess of $100 million in digital advertising revenue on a pro forma basis. With the MediaMind acquisition, DG expects to realize approximately $15 million in cost synergies identified to date, with clear opportunities for enhanced revenue growth."
Kate Kaye was Managing Editor at ClickZ News until October 2012. As a daily reporter and editor for the original news source, she covered beats including digital political campaigns and government regulation of the online ad industry. Kate is the author of Campaign '08: A Turning Point for Digital Media, the only book focused on the paid digital media efforts of the 2008 presidential campaigns. Kate created ClickZ's Politics & Advocacy section, and is the primary contributor to the one-of-a-kind section. She began reporting on the interactive ad industry in 1999 and has spoken at several events and in interviews for television, radio, print, and digital media outlets. You can follow Kate on Twitter at @LowbrowKate.
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The Guardian, that bastion of free thinking and non political comment. Good grief, who would belive anything they say
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The Guardian, that bastion of free thinking and non political comment. Good grief, who would belive anything they say
There's a whole Union movement that doesn't understand what fraud is and what is acceptable behaviour. I don't know that you can judge someone who doesn't know how to operate email balanced against that
You are about to see what real prosecutions of elected officials is with all the union corruption. Trying to tie this all in with News Corps is utter bullshit. It was probably a Labor scheme to assist Fairfax to stream their Stan product.
I worked for a large State government Department who decided that they would purchase large quantities of Osborne computers. The return rate was well above 25% (many of them didn't even boot straight out of the box). We would go onsite to install and have a large number of spares. We eventually insisted on them shipping 25% more units to each site because we couldn't get one of their engineers onsite to fix the broken ones because they didn't have enough engineers. In short, they were a disaster. The only reason they stayed as suppliers was no-one else could supply large numbers of machines in a short period of time.
There's none so stupid as those that think they are free.
Agenda 21, heard of it? Maybe you need to take off your disaster enhancing glasses and take a look at real data and its interpretation. You also need to look at what's causing the methane bubbling in the Arctic, its plate faults as the plates shift.
There was a 38% chance 2014 was the hottest year on record. From the British met Office
"It is not possible to calculate the global average temperature anomaly with perfect accuracy because the underlying data contain measurement errors and because the measurements do not cover the whole globe. However, it is possible to quantify the accuracy with which we can measure the global temperature and that forms an important part of the creation of the HadCRUT4 data set. The accuracy with which we can measure the global average temperature of 2010 is around one tenth of a degree Celsius. The difference between the median estimates for 1998 and 2010 is around one hundredth of a degree, which is much less than the accuracy with which either value can be calculated. This means that we can't know for certain – based on this information alone – which was warmer". You need to examin both sides of an argument before you pontificate on it.
No, never been in Queensland in my life
You obviously have a comprehension problem. Both the major parties were implicated, Labor actually put them in the detention center in the first place. Have a look at the photos for the detention center, the place is clean and tidy, the kids are being educated and are well fed while they wait for their parents documents to be found and identities verified
I don't know why you are complaining about Abbott. When labor were in, they tried the same thing because "won't someone think of the children". Labor are as keen to get this legislation passed as they can then point the finger at the LNP and say "we didn't do it, they did", but they won't repeal anything. There are reasons why all forms of the governments in Australia are keen for this to happen, and its nothing to do with terrorism or child abuse. If this is passed, the Greens know that whatever happens, they will get their wish, because they won't be in a position to make a difference and can happily point the finger at everyone else and say "they did it".
Bill Shorten: think I'll bend over and let the Unions have their way with me because thats where I get all my funding from, and I really have no ideas of my own except what the unions tell me.
Back to your Fairfax media and Union scare campaigns
Really, are you that old that you can remember the end of Rome, or are you just relying on someone else's interpretation of what they thought happened.
Perhaps if others didn't fly planes into buildings, try to obliterate other religions and people who don't follow their idea of what an invisible friend is, treat half their population as inferior because they don't have a penis and generally act as dicks to the rest of the world, people might stop mistrusting them
Labor want in on it, afterall it was their baby to start with
They did, Telstra ( or the PMG in those days) had metadata that they used for billing. they knew who called who and for how long they spoke. In those days the government owned the telecoms network. They also were able to track letters and parcels if they wanted because everyone sent letters that had the return address on it.
Turnbull anyone, he used to be a telco and he's a greedy filthy rich arsehole
There's a saying, don't count your chickens etc
And do the same with the others because they are complicit
Why would you take any notice of Ben Grubb. He's a journalist for the SMH
You really don't know what you are talking about do you. Do some research before you post
This is how it should have been. Rather than having a monopoly or duopoly with the two carriers not giving a rats arse about their customers, we suddenly have a third company that will create some real competition. I'll bet Telstra's service improved radically in the area and hopefully prices will drop.
No wonder you posted under anon coward. I have a Windows phone, the battery lasts 3 days, I have all the apps I need, the phone has never missed a beat. Pity I can't say the same about my wifes iphone 5 or the Android I had before my current phone. Quite a few people I know are sick of their Android/iphone rubbish and are starting to look for something else. Maybe you should actually look at one and use it for more than 10 seconds before you open your mouth and spew rubbish about something you know nothing about
They are copying what Malcolm is doing. Its fibre to the node, not Fibre to the premises
I guess if you prattle on long enough you can find excuses for Google. The truth is their behaviour was shameful. I hope someone does the same to Google because then you will hear them scream about it and their legions of Google fans will go on about how it is unfair to do it. Me, I really don't care about Android too much.
Google, do no evil, what a crock of shite, especially when they have security issues years old. They are rapidly becoming a company I wouldn't touch with a 10 foot pole.
Only if you do the same for all other browsers
I use chrome on Macs and Windows 7. At times it grinds both machines into the dust. On the Mac its worse. Safari on the mac is equivalent to IE on Windows, horrendous
Of course when Linux doesn't work as well as you'd like, blame Microsoft for bribing the managers. Inuendo is the best weapon as then you don't have to prove anything.
Apple users get no choice either. They must buy machines with OSX on them
Also, don't forget that Labor tried this as well and failed. They also had a chance to kill it off in the Senate, which they didn't do. They are as responsible for this as the Liberals. Both parties and the independents need to be ashamed of themselves.
If they are used to negotiating with Australian Unions, they should have no problems. Expect the Unions to try to bargain 6 figure salaries for everyone. Thats what drove the current incumbents out of the Australian market.
Also, each ballot paper is initialled by the person handing it to the voter, as another person marks the voters name off. When the ballot is closed all of the papers sorted and returned to the person who handed them out, and they are then counted. there are two people involved in this process. If paper numbers don't match, it is referred to the supervisor immediately
But do you trust Wikipedia, its been known to change content of articles etc to suit its own political games
Whose time and money, probably your time and the customers money.
Then why is it I have to still use 3 different browsers to get things done. Each one has its own suckiness and bugs and websites have their own suckiness and bugs. Nothings changed or going to change, except we will still hear moaning from devs about how each browser should follow whichever standard they think is appropriate.
This is the issue people are happy to overlook. What about the journalist and their part in the whole thing.
Did the Journalist try to find out if the information wasn't obtained legally, and in fact the person who was providing the information didn't do anything illegal to gain access to the data. The journalist in this case was at least as culpable as the whistleblower
Then perhaps its just you who has the attitude problem, it certainly seems that way from your comments. Don't be an arsehole. Oh, and perhaps you may like to check your skills in grammar before you call people morons
or maybe do something really radical, and get out and meet people
Is that your attempt at humour
They only recently broke up all of the ICT Departments in schools in NSW. They devolved the teaching of IT to other faculties, to tie it in with current studies. Good grief, this is just shifting the deckchairs on the Titanic.
Perhaps they can start with teaching programmers not to be such arseholes who think that everyone else is a moron. The programmers might learn how to design and code applications so that people can easily use them. Apple programmers do it on a regular basis, how about you give it a try, sport. Don't fall off your high horse, you might hurt yourself on the way down
Then you had best start sharpening your arrows. The last lot of curriculum changes was held up by individual state governments because no-one could accept that their curriculum wasn't the best one available. Also, the teachers didn't like the proposed changes so nothing happened.
The big problem, you are using averages. How about using proper statistics. As the paper says, scientists have a lot to learn. This whole Global Warming fiasco will eventually result in the failure of people to trust science.
Its nearly summer, so the ice doesn't stand a chance in Western Australia
Thats the truest thing thats been said today
If they know its inaccurate, why are they using it to try and prove their point?
Averages are misleading. If there are two students, one gets 99% in an exam and 1 gets 1% in an exam, on average they both get 50%
Because it didn't fit in with the hivethink on ElReg. You created a disturbance in the force by pointing this out
If you have web services running on your desktop, guess what
Given Apples recent endevours, I'm sure you will want to modify that reply
What rubbish. It may be Ok to do now, but all bets are off if, in the future, its either not legal or frowned upon. Both parties need to get their f*cking noses out of our business. We supposedly live in a democratic country where there is freedom of speech. They have now taken that away. The journalists are just as bad, in that they have just rolled over and accepted it. When the next election comes around I won't be voting for either Labor or Liberal. I'll use my vote to try to disrupt these arseholes as much as I can. The greens can get f*cked as well
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I KNEW it was too much to hope we wouldn't have an unnecessary wait for StarTropics. sigh
This is the man who openly stated he wasn't allowed to talk video games on his Escapist video series "No Right Answer" after being hired at Nintendo. I have NO IDEA why he thought he could get away with this podcast. But he did, and he was wrong...and I for one feel bad for him because the Treehouse must've been an AMAZING job to lose for something like this. Yes, he brought it on himself, but I don't think that precludes any amount of sympathy.
Garfield has fallen SO far since Caught in the Act on Genesis. sigh
Apparantly, Arin Hanson got banned just for using the username "Egofaptor" (apologies if that's too dirty to post here...I'm honestly not sure). I question why Nintendo couldn't have simply helped him change the name instead of banning him like that straight up.
Anyway, I've seen a few posts of obviously bad nature on Miiverse, but not all that many. But I also don't use Miiverse all that much, so I dunno how bad the problem really is. While this measure seems ill thought out and harsh, if it's as bad as they say, I understand WHY they'd do it. Not sure what the alternatives are.
I was sold on Triforce Heroes and Paper Jam and completely fail to see what all the complaining is about...well, except for those who wanted real Animal Crossing instead of a board game. That I get, even though I think AC is better on handhelds anyway.
@brooks83 Technically, the main villain in EarthBound was also a major player in the first game. Not in a way that's terribly confusing for newcomers (or less EB would've had an even tougher time in America 20 years ago), but still. Mother 2 had a subtitle: Giyig Strikes Back. That was changed to "The War Against Giygas" in America to avoid confusion. In both cases, it really only appears in the opening scene and not the proper title per se.
Now, EarthBound Beginnings is a VERY old-school game, and much harder to play through than EarthBound. If you're certain you're going to play them all and not give up, start with the first just to get it out of the way. The series only got better with each sequel, so saving the worst for later would suck.
@Technosphile: Everyone hasn't...it's also commonly known as EarthBound Zero, as the leaked American ROM was titled. I think EarthBound Beginnings is a good title...it also makes me think Mother 3 might get a new title when/if released here. That'd be interesting.
@KirbyKirbyKirby To be fair, they did cite a months-long development cycle to make new characters. If that's not total BS (when depending on their remaining team size it very well be legit), these characters would have been in development since before the ballot was announced. It would simply mean that more characters pertaining to the ballot are still to come...but only time will tell for sure.
IMO, these are both bad character choices for Smash (especially Roy...we don't need ANOTHER Marth clone!). But if they're serious about it, I guess it's whatever. At least Ryu will probably be an easier amiibo to find since they've been favoring third parties so much.
I caught him around 20%...currently on Level 42 going for that Mega Startup at 50. It's still not really too hard with my team of Mega Gengar, Yveltal, Zoroark, and Absol, all max level except for a tiny sliver of EXP left to top off Zoroark. Then I can try those new main levels...
@Grumblevolcano If by "pointless" we mean "unquestionably lucrative because Mario still prints money," then you're right. Face it buddy, this release WILL sell more than any Fire Emblem would, and they know it.
@errantrazor Yes they do, actually. ESRB ratings are only valid for the platforms originally submitted, and re-releases require re-ratings. Which is sometimes a good thing in the case of older games that need new ratings to match the modern refined standards.
@Superryanworld And by "poor" we mean "literally non-existent." sigh Anyway, I doubt that situation exists solely because Mario outsells them...Mario outsells damn near everything, so it's a moot point. Really, the problem of Japan vs. America continues to stretch MUCH further than Squenix, as they currently have literally almost TWICE the total VC games we have according to this chart. All those PC-Engine titles and we don't even have Turbografx out West...WHY? They haven't said a word. Also for what it's worth even Squenix apparently hasn't had a VC release in Japan in almost a year.
I had no idea Capcom had actually patched BN2 to give away those chips...if they had any sense, they'd have ADVERTIZED that fact! I wasn't looking to buy games I can't actually complete, so this is kind of a big deal. Hoping for similar fixes for the series moving forward as well.
The three-hours thing is an insult to me, especially because I'm not available on any of those periods this weekend. Nintendo is telling me that I can try their game IF my life just HAPPENS to conform to THEIR schedule, and I find that absurdly patronizing. For my good will, they'd have been better off not doing this at all...but then it doesn't matter 'cause I already preordered the game and amiibo anyway and I'm not upset enough by this to cancel anything.
@BulbasaurusRex I was under the impression that this was a normal failing of using HDMI because the connected device is supposed to control the TV directly. I dunno, it sure does suck at any rate. There's also remappable buttons as another benefit to Wii U VC, of course. All in all, it's just something they should do...the good by all rights should overpower the bad in this scenario.
@BulbasaurusRex " Is it really that much of a hassle to boot up Wii Mode whenever you want to play them?"
Yes, yes it is. Know why? It's because the Wii Mode lacks the ability to fix the aspect ratio of the game. If I want to play a VC game in Wii Mode without it being stretched on my TV, I have to change from HDMI to Component cables so that my TV itself can do the aspect ratio work instead. It's a pain in the ass and you'll understand if I can't be bothered when I SHOULD be able to just buy the upgraded version.
I think it's awfully presumptuous of Nintendo to decide what platforms we want games from. They really ought to be picking good games regardless of system, and there are still PLENTY of great SNES titles left. Of course, the ongoing apathy from Squenix in the West even though they've been on board in Japan for well over a YEAR doesn't exactly help...
In the end, I think they'll still go back to SNES now and then because they just don't have very many platforms or all that many companies supporting it. They'll HAVE to just to get more content up at all.
And for the record, I did test it to see for myself...not just assuming here.
There appear to be just five Pokemon in this event, as listed on the bottom of this list ATM. Word is some of these appear more often than others (I'm running into Carvanah entirely too often), and Sharpedo has a Mega Evolution so that's probably a priority catch. I'm just missing the two grass-types now, and I really hate not being able to even guarantee who I'm fighting.
As an adult who plays his 3DS every day, I find this personally insulting. Screw you, Mr. Hino.
@Pod I agree, yes! Twisted and Touched are the two best games in the series. I'm sure they COULD emulate the gyroscope with the GamePad's motion controls...but will they?
@Nintendo_Ninja The color varied by region for some odd reason. Our USA boxes were orange, but the one pictured is PAL.
@mjc0961 So negative, dude! Certainly, WarioWare is not for everyone, but it really is a fantastic series for some of us. I look forward to downloading it and seeing how Wii U handles DS games first-hand soon.
@XCWarrior To be fair I buy them for both the look AND functionality. My entire collection is open for that purpose. But since it's a dual approach, I definitely agree that I don't want lousy cards for the same functionality. But we should remember that replacing figurines was only one possible use of the cards...they could also develop a game that makes use of them like Eye of Judgement on PS3...only harder to copy thanks to NFC in the card.
Well...I'm stuck in an unusual situation here. I DID place my preorders before the cut-off date, but my GameStop closed last week and my reservations were all manually transferred to the other store in the mall. So now I wonder if they have my original order date in the system or if I'm going to be screwed due to no fault of my own.
@TobiasAmaranth: Doesn't make much sense to squeeze out a tiny patch for that now with the major patch coming so soon. We can manage until then.
Now...max level raised AGAIN? Good grief, my highest is still only in the 120's! Of course, gameplay momentum slowed down here recently...a problem I hope to rectify soon.
We did already see Rosalina and DK in the Mario Party 10 amiibo trailer a couple weeks ago, actually...since then, I've just worked on the belief that they were DEFINITELY coming in a future wave. Nintendo wants to sell amiibo anyway, right?
Breath of Fire is actually the SNES version? I thought that couldn't happen because Squaresoft handled localization back in the day. And I actually WANTED the GBA version because the menus are better designed!
I think that given resolution differences (the Wii footage looks clearer in this video than it would on my TV), things should balance out quite nicely.
We FINALLY get Game & Watch Gallery 3! About damn time. Mappy Land is a nice surprise too, as a relatively obscure nostalgic title for me. And of course, Hyrule Warriors DLC at last. Great week for me, and I find it funny how that so strongly contrasts the opinions of the first two commenters today.
Approaching 200 hours on the game, and we only just finished the first two Adventure maps and moved on to TP. Problem is there's a HUGE difficulty leap between Master Quest and TP, and now we're facing down a buttload of grinding to stand a chance there. Unfortunate side-effect of using co-op for the whole game, which makes things easier so you grind as you go less. Many of our characters are still around level 70, which is NO GOOD on TP, let alone MM I'm sure.
Also...anybody know if the title update will hit before the pointlessly delayed DLC in America? I wanna delete some skills, dangit!
Meanwhile, NoA's web store has NO amiibo whatsoever. :/
@DarkKirby: Nintendo's official amiibo web page says if they fall in battle, they have to be re-scanned. Not ideal, I agree.
Since my Wii U's Wii disc drive is broken (doesn't recognize Wii discs, but Wii U discs work just fine), it's actually CHEAPER for me to grab the best games at $10 each than to get the system repaired (Nintendo wants $175). So this is actually PERFECT for me, especially with it reading existing save data! Please release Fortune Street this way, Nintendo!
If this is all-inclusive instead of FTP (which it sounds like it is), I'll probably get it when/if it releases in America. Here's hoping Nintendo thinks the Mario brand is enough to interest us (because it totally is)!
I'm totally in that completionist group on this one...I grew up playing both versions, but I was holding out for the added features of this one. As soon as I saw it release in Japan some months ago, I was just waiting for NOA to catch up, and I'm very happy they did.
Of course GameStop hasn't been having these problems. Preorders are a MAJOR element of their business, so they know what the hell they're doing with them. Even Best Buy has a relatively decent amount of experience from what I can see. TRU and Target are both obviously clueless, though. I can say from personal experience that Target was clueless TEN YEARS AGO. Sad they haven't worked it out in that time.
Dang...and here I thought I was doing well with 4,573 points. Of course, I didn't buy a lot of eShop games or download retail (save my Pikmin 3 freebie), so that was almost all VC and DLC. Anyway, I think Nintendo fans in the know can agree that two years of free money back just for using and enjoying the service was a great way to diminish the practical console cost. This was a fantastic promotion and I'm sad to see it go, but it was one heck of a deal while it lasted.
@DiscoGentleman: If having a wider variety of sizes is what is necessary, that's what I mean. But offering 1X at the largest is still absurd for us. I'd be all for them offering bigger AND smaller sizes so these shirts aren't just a bad joke.
Yay, game cases! I have one of these from the first set way back when, but now I have too many games to put in it so I've been needing a second. Missed out on the second wave a while back, but not this time!
Sucks they never make these shirts big enough, though. Even if I was skinny I couldn't pull off a 1X because I'm too tall! This is America, guys...size accordingly.
...Why is there not an "all of the above" option in the poll? I want them ALL, dude!
I'd rather have the figurines, thanks. The correct way to comfort your stressed-out fans is to promise reprints of those, not a half-assed "solution" like this. Okay sure, some people might prefer cards...many will not.
I never got a chance to preorder to begin with, but I had the page bookmarked in case they resupplied. I just checked it a minute ago, and the page for the Lucario Amiibo is gone from their site altogether. In fact, ALL of the third-wave Amiibo are now delisted. Come on guys, get it together!
This is because people like me rushed out and preordered everything we could in light of recent stock concerns. Only natural that would push sales like crazy...I just hope Nintendo will pay attention and find a way to increase production.
Glad to see Nintendo isn't actually THAT stupid...I just hope they can respond to the high demand quickly. There are already a few THIRD wave Amiibos sold out on Amazon, let alone second. I went ahead and snapped up preorders on every one I can just in case. Only major problem remaining is those darned retailer-exclusives. Planning a trip to GameStop tomorrow to see about Shulk and possibly whatever I can't get on Amazon ATM. I gots the Amiibo fever for reals! Or something.
It seems AWFULLY fast to discontinue these. I mean heck, I was in Walmart the other day and saw some first-gen Skylanders on the shelf...those are THREE YEARS OLD now! But somehow first-gen first-wave Amiibos can't last a month? I seriously doubt this is accurate, to be honest. I know Nintendo said some Amiibos would be more limited than others, but this is absurd!
With all that said, I knew these three would be some of the first to go one way or another, so I preordered them ASAP. Glad I did. Hope they fix this for those who didn't have the chance.
I saw this coming the instant the things were announced...but it's actually worse than I thought it might be. I expected maybe a short selection of save files, like you have to pick 12 StreetPass titles max. ONE at a time is INCREDIBLY restrictive...but it won't matter until more games trying to write to them release anyway, so it's all academic for now.
@shaneoh I don't find the games exciting because I already buy the games I want when they release. 200 coins (roughly on average) for a game I could pay less than $10 for is a bad deal, straight up. Meanwhile, physical goods may wind up on eBay, but they will be EXPENSIVE. I paid around $30 to import Tingle's Balloon Fight a few years ago.
Looks like the incomplete version of Galaxy's soundtrack is going cheap...but the two-disc complete version is crazy expensive. Either way, I'd rather get it straight from Nintendo and have a quality program instead of this crap we're stuck with now.
I WANT THIS! I am always amazed to see people commenting on these begging for damn games they could just buy instead. I'd gladly trade you right about now!
If that screenshot is meant to be from the 3DS version, that means they're re-using the PSP version's visuals. I'd be perfectly happy with that, as that's the best version to date IMO.


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ITEM#: 14846902This set of parson chairs from HomePop features a simple design with clean lines that blend well with any area of your home. Create an elegant dining or living space, or create a sitting area in the corner of your bedroom with these versatile chairs. Firmly filled with high-density foam, these cushioned chairs provide lasting comfort.
The timeless design of these chairs ensures they look good wherever you put them. The sturdy construction offers years of durable functionality, while the contoured back design provides maximum comfort. Finished off with a mahogany finish, this set is a great seating option for your dining area or any living space. These chairs feature a foam filling under the upholstery, providing luxurious cushioning for extended periods of sitting. Purchase additional sets of these charming chairs to create a new dining room design, or place them on the side in your living room to treat guests to a comfortable seat during holiday gatherings and parties.
- Includes two chairs
- Materials: Solid wood, foam, fabric
- Sturdy construction
- Upholstered in a soft blue/brown damask fabric
- Add color and style to your dining area or any room in the house
- Contoured back and high density foam for comfortable seating
- Solid wood feet
- Upholstery finish: Blue and brown paisley damask
- Finish: Mahogany
- Stunning at dining table or use as lovely accent chair in an entry, living room or bedroom
- Dimension: 19 inches wide x 23.5 inches deep x 38 inches high
Assembly Required
|Chenille Mahogany Wood
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|Dining Chairs Parson Chairs
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|Set of 2
|Assembly Required
|Chair Back Height
|Furniture Frame Material
|Furniture Pattern
|Gallery Room
|Cali Sunrise
|Seat Style
|Cushion Upholstered
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Colors are a little blah
i was hoping for a little bit more with the fabric, it just looks rather dull. But nonetheless we still have them and they get the job done!Read More
Very nice
You have to be careful about the carpet you are trying to match them with. The pattern is aittle busy. I put them in the corners of my dinning room and they look great bRead More
I'm a bit disappointed. One of the legs is a bit uneven. The chairs are also very uncomfortable after 10 minutes or so.Read More
Just what I needed
I'm using these as side chairs/extra dining room seating. The colors were exactly what I needed, and they were easy to assemble.Read More
Great chairs
Look great. Easy to assemble.Read More
Looks expensive!
These chairs were an excellent purchase and a beautiful addition to our dining room look. I was looking for armless chairs that would compliment the very expensive head chairs that I purchased-in fact, they were so expensive that I was forced to restructure my dining room look and go elsewhere for the rest of the chairs! These fit the bill. The fabric has a 3d look & the colors look rich & inviting. I am very happy & my hisband had no issues putting them together.Read More
Comfortable Chairs
Nice chairs, comfortable and attractive. Seem to provide good support. Relatively easy to assemble, all required parts and tool included. Pattern is classic. Fabric is demask 3 tone thread. Blue color thread is slate color and feels like a chenille. Overall back ground color is a dark chocolate and the third thread color is a milk chocolate color, that adds dimension. Overall the fabric is beautiful and quality. On the chair fronts the pattern is aligned in the center but on the back of the chairs the fabric pattern is not centered. I bought 6 chairs and only 2 have the chair backs patterns centered. There is piping on the backs which helps to make up for the off centered pattern. Only one of the chairs has a staple visible on the back. The chair feet are rubber-like and are adjustable. Overall, a comfortable and attractive looking chair for the price.Read More
I LOVE YOU OVERSTOCK! best buy ever!
I labored for weeks trying to decide whether to order these chairs for my dining room... worrying if they would be good enough quality and if they would match. Well!!!!... was I thrilled when I opened the box! The quality is exceptional....the seat cushions are about 5" thick and the detail welting around the back of the chair is beautiful...an added detail like you find in more expensive furniture. The 2 chairs were shipped in 1 box & it took me 15-20 mins to put together with allen wrench provided. You will not find a buy like this in any store!Read More
These are gorgeous!!
I purchased 8 of these chairs and am so glad I did!! Very easy to assemble, very sturdy. Colors are slightly grayer than blue which is exactly what I wanted, fabric is lovely, wood tones of chair legs blend nicely with mahogany table. Seat backs and padded seats are comfortable and supportive, not creaky or flimsy. My family loves these chairs!Read More
I was expecting blue and brown. They look more like gray and brown. I did keep them. I thought they were a good value and they did blend in with my décor. Took only minutes to put together, once out of the box.Read More
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Hello Michelle7, the seat height is approximately 20.5" inches. Please let us know if you have additional questions. Thanks for shopping with us.
Will these chairs go with a 29 inches high dining table?
Hello charu1verma, this item features a 19 inch seat height. It can be used with a 29 inch high table. Thank you for shopping with us.
Why did you choose this product?
I thought it was a good price for the value. We will of course verify this when the chairs are shipped! Barbara
Subtle coloring and style
for reception area of nail salon
For the style and colors. Plus the positive reviews helped with choice.
It matches my table
wanted to replace my kitchen chairs
The reviews
Matches our dining room table, which has a black granite top and similar colored legs to those of the chair.
The style and color is perfect for my small dining room with "sea salt" walls.
I ordered (2) sets of 2 for a total of (4) chairs. We loved them so much, that we needed to buy another set of 2 for a total of (6)!
The colors and wood stain match what I already have
Quality, color choice, price
Hopefully the style and colors match my decor
Can you recommend slipcovers for this chair? I hae 4 of them and would like to cover them.
The back indents so slip covers will not fit snuggly against the back. I have, however put slipcovers over them for the holidays.
Hello licost, here's a great slip cover option for this chair: http://www.overstock.com/Home-Garden/Classic-Cotton-Duck-Dining-Chair-Slipcovers-2-pc./6677953/product.html - Thanks for shopping with us! L.B.
Is the material stiff on these chairs? You stated that it is made of polyester and that can be uncomfortable and itchy, so is it a flexible fabric or stiff and prone to tearing?
Hello atxkel, thank you for your inquiry! Yes, this chair is made of polyester. However, it is more close to a flexible fabric to avoid tearing. I hope this helps. Happy shopping!
I just bought 8 of these chairs, the fabric is not stiff, it is soft and flexible. I do not find it itchy at all.
I bought 2 of these chairs for either end of my diing set & my guests find them very comfortable...not stiff at all. Great buy for the money
Material is not at all stiff or itchy. Very comfortable.
How long Overstock will carry these chairs so that more can be purchased at a later date?
Hello danelle4, thank you for your interest in the Elegant Blue and Brown Damask Parson Chairs (Set of 2). We will carry them as long as they are in stock. There is no guarantee that they will be re-ordered. Thank you for shopping with us, and have a great day!
Exactly how much assembly is required for these chairs?
Thank you for your inquiry. Unfortunately this item is out of stock. We currently do not have inventory to check, and cannot guarantee the item will be restocked.
What is the maximum weight capacity for this chair?
Unfortunately we were unable to determine the max weight limit for each chair. I apoloigze about that inconvenience. Tested at 250 pounds. Thank you for your question.
What type of fabric? Polyester? Rayon????? What type of wood? Hardwood? Rubber wood? Thanks!
Welcome to Overstock! The Elegant Blue and Brown Damask Parson Chairs (Set of 2) is made of polyester, the seat and back of the chair is plywood and the legs are made of hardwood. Thank you.
What is the height of the seat?
The seat height from the floor is 19 inches.
how much does each chair weigh?
At the time of shipping the items weigh 42 pounds. Therefore each chair weighs 21 pounds.
The name of the chair has "Blue and Brown" but in the picture, I don't see any "Blue" color at all. Is the "Blue" actually more like a "Grey" color? Is the picture the actual color of the chair?
It is mixed with blue and grey.
I would say the color of fabric is mixed with blue and grey. So its look like blue and grey but close to grey green. (quote from vendor)
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Socialist candidate Francois Hollande, a 57-year-old MP from rural Corrèze and "self-styled Mr. Normal," won 51.9% of the vote in a run-off election and is France's next president. Center-right incumbent Nicholas Sarkozy has now become the eleventh European leader to fall from power during the economic crisis.
Speaking in Tulle, the capital of Corrèze, Hollande declared that he will be the "president of all France."
Hollande's victory is a triumph for the left, at a time when European politics have drifted to the right and xenophobic sentiments have grown during four years of economic crisis. In his concession speech, Sarkozy said that the "French public has made its choice." Urging his supporters not to jeer Hollande, he said that he took "sole responsibility" for the loss and said that he had already telephoned Hollande and wished him good luck amid "difficult challenges."
In April, Hollande won by about a half a million votes in the first round of the election, taking 28.6 % of the vote toSark ozy's 27.2 %.
On Sunday night, a gathering of supporters of the Union for a Popular Movement, Sarkozy's center-right party, at the Place de la Concorde was cancelled. Daily Telegraph reporter Bruno Westerfield said on Twitter that Sarkozy supporters were indeed "told to go home" two hours before the polls closed at 8pm CEST. Grainne McCarthy, the Paris bureau chief for The Wall Street Journal and Dow Jones, tweeted that she spotted a worker preparing for a possible Sarkozy celebration who was wearing a Hollande t-shirt that read "Just doing my job and we live in a democracy."
Meanwhile, Hollande's supporters filled the Rue de Solferino, where the Socialist Party's headquarters are based. Hours before the official results were announced, they had filled the Place de la Bastille, the emblematic site of the 1789 revolution. France's last Socialist president was Francois Mitterand, who was re-elected in 1988. The right has held the presidency since Jacques Chirac's victory in 1995.
Voter turnout was 80 – 81%, says Le Soir, lower than in 2007, when abstention was 15%, a point noted by conservative newspaper Le Figaro, which is running a prominent article on the "long and rich political career" of Sarkozy, who has been in politics for 35 years. His political future is unclear; in his concession speech, Sarkozy said that he would become a "Frenchman among the French."
Sarkozy, who has served one term in office and has been viewed as the "president of the rich" by many, is the most unpopular French president ever to run for re-election. Elected in 2007 with a "huge mandate" to change the country, Sarkozy will leave office with an uncertain legacy, says Angelis Chrisafis in the Guardian. Over 2.8 million are unemployed; Sarkozy has been routinely criticized for giving preferential treatment to the rich and for his displays of his own personal wealth.
Even more, Hollande's victory is sure to occasion a change in Europe's approach to austerity measures to address the debt crisis. He will take office without any "state of grace," to lead a country with record unemployment nearing 10%, declining industry, a huge trade deficit and massive public debt — the Guardian describes it as "so high that interest repayments alone account for the second highest state expenditure after education." Hollande has claimed that he will raise taxes for those making more than a million euros a year and for large corporations, while hiring 60,000 more teachers in the school system and raising the minimum wage.
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Linda, Dont let class envy consume you. Class warfare is repeated so often this site has become a hatred site. Some Christian religion would help you more then you think.
You ask about the deer? The deer is one of my pet Axis Deer, imported to Texas from India in the 40s. I feed 80 to 150 wild, free ranging Axis every day. They became endangered in India, They are so populated here some of the ranchers are shipping them back to repopulate their native habitat. A lot of the game ranches here raise and breed various African animals that are now extinct in Africa. I dont allow hunting here but I do put the cripples in the freezer, about 4 -6 a year.
Typos...."Montreal", not Montral ans "shoot", not soot. Oops.
PS, stars to Robert. Stop the damned L/R bickering and cooperate. It's just plain stupidity and nothing gets achieved.
Again David, the difference between us is just whose "lies" you believe. The media should be unbiased, neither left or right. You believe one group of lies & I guess I must believe another. You obviously believe everything you hear too!!! I might equally contend that YOU know nothing about other countries because YOU DON'T LIVE THERE. I guess the shoe should fit for you as well since that was your opinion of me. Unfortunately the world is inundated with news about the egocentric US while very few Americans have in depth knowledge of other countries. A lot of Americans are clueless as far as world geography & history except through the eyes of the sanitized &, I might add, very poor US educational system. The rest of the world knows much more about the US than the US knows about the world. I live 5 miles from the border & can't believe that Americans ask me how to get to Montral for lunch...@ a 10 hr drive. DUMB or what.
ALL RELIGIONS SUCK. They spawn idiots who see the world through tinted glasses & who assume, nay proclaim, that their's is the one true religion & all others are crap.Thus perpetual hatred of all others.Time to relegate religion to the dust bin.
Your avatar shows you feeding Bambi while toting a gun.Did you then soot him? Just wondering.
Then stop watching TV David. It will rot your mind no matter which side of the R L divisions you happen to fall under. This country has had right and left since the country began. Your not liking it is meaningless. NO ONE side has helped this country without the aide of the other side. It will not change in the future. There MUST be compromise, or we will cease to exist as America. WE need to stop fearing the "other" side. The other side has been here long before either of us was born. If we don't cooperate we die. The choice is yours.
Most Americans have satellite here too and get BBC Moscow RT and various world news. Its difficult to watch when you know they have a far left agenda and is saturated with lies half truths and always just one side of a story. RT had a story tonight about the farting Dinosaur Hullabaloo and how they methaned themselves into extinction. They are as bad as MSNBC. Its usually offensive to suffer thru their parade of ridiculous lies about our country. You have no clue to their lies because you dont live here.
You are horribly mistaken comparing Christianity with Islam, they antipathy of each other.
Richard, When the government can fire the CEO of a private company it has been nationalized. As an involuntary stake holder we need to keep revising the loss to the government every few months. Had they proceeded thru a organized chapter 11 bankruptcy, the taxpayers would not have to keep rolling in the cash for GM and Chrysler. Our stock is worth about half what we paid.
David, obviously we will never agree but that's fine as I don't live in the US so Obama, Romney, etc. are irrelevant to me. I also seldom listen to any US news as it is way too ethnocentric & all networks are biased. I listen to the BBC & CBC. Much greater WORLD coverage & documentaries. You see & hear stuff you would never see on US TV...real debates by reps of BOTH sides of foreign powers including the US. As for your dictionary, as I said, argue with Webster (American dictionary) not me. The definition I gave was verbatim. Gov'ts like Germany, Italy pre WW2 started as socialist & became fascist.
I repeat again, too much emphasis is put on nomenclature. It's the people who hijack the systems that are bad, not the systems. Please check out about the unneccessary transvaginal ultrasound rules several states are passing. You should be aware as an American even if it does only apply to women. That is both an invasion of person & rights for women. Demeaning & it instituted by Rep legislators in every case. This is called BIG GOV'T. This is also called irony.Yes, the middle east is right wing conservative because they degrade women just like the US bible thumpers are now trying to do.
Obama has not nationalized the auto industry, He loaned them money that they are paying back. He did this because no one else would loan them the money. he was trying to save jobs
..not become the car company. Bush bailed out the banks and they have also paid back the money.
When I was a kid all utilities were nationalized because they were absolutely mandatory to our way of life. They all made shiploads of money. The ceos were all fabulously wealthy. We had the best telephone company in the world bar none. WE had that because what the company was allowed a 6% profit all the time. All the other money they made was reinvested in the company. Since it has been privatized that is no longer true. For Profit is not ALWAYS the best option. Thats why a blending of the two systems would work best.
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This Centerpiece was made with a 2 X 6 and 4 X 4 left over from our raised vegetable bed.
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The bottom piece was cut 2ft in length
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Tea lights were added! I love that this piece is so versatile and can be used in so many ways, see below
I was first inspired by ala mode Stuff on pinterest a while back and always thought I would like one of these. When I found out Mr. OMT had pieces of wood left over, I asked him if he would make one for the patio. Mr. OMT being, Mr. OMT did make one, but put his magic to work and created this one, which is a little different! I Love it! I love dimension! He knows me well. There are so many ways I can think of to decorate it, for all seasons, or just leave it original.
I found a blog called Coach House Crafting on a Budget be sure to visit her and see her version of her teal lighter. So many possibilities!
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KENILWORTH, N.J., May 19 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Schering-Plough Corporation (NYSE: SGP) today announced changes to its global collaboration with Novartis for the development and commercialization of fixed-dose combination therapies for the treatment of asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). The changes will result in Schering-Plough assuming exclusive worldwide rights to develop and commercialize a fixed-dose combination of its inhaled corticosteroid ASMANEX(R) (mometasone furoate inhalation powder), and Novartis' long-acting beta2-adrenergic receptor agonist, FORADIL(R) (formoterol fumarate). Also as a result, Novartis will assume exclusive worldwide rights to develop and commercialize a fixed-dose combination of Schering-Plough's inhaled corticosteroid mometasone furoate with its investigational beta2-agonist QAB149 (indacaterol).
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