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Seemingly since the establishment of civilization, the human race has been comprised of different subsets of the population who are drawn together for a variety of reasons like religion, ethnicity or even in some cases ideology.
While a certain level of agreement on at least one defining principle is inherent within a subset, universal conclusions are nearly impossible. We all go through different experiences and use them to create our own unique perspectives on life so it would be literally impossible to find another person who agrees with your personal perception of "perfection."
There are very obvious instances of these subsets on full display, political parties are certainly one of the most prevalent ways we group people together. Republicans think this and that about this and that and Democrats feel the exact opposite. That's how our world is portrayed and a majority of people are fine with accepting this as "the way things are." Continue reading "You Can Love Red Without Hating Blue"


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Built in 1895, this particular house is among a group of the older houses to stand on Huntington street. This house was built by George Rotman, a grocer and meat marketer in the Newhallville neighborhood who also ventured into speculative real estate development. Many generations of Winchester Repeating Arms factory works have called this charming Queen Anne style house their home.

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The Story of Bacon's Rebellion
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After the thrilling scenes through which the Colony of Virginia passed during its earliest days, the most portentous, the most dramatic, the most picturesque event of its seventeenth century history was the insurrection known as "Bacon's Rebellion." All writers upon the history of Virginia refer to it, and a few have treated it at some length, but it is only in quite late years that facts unearthed in the English public records have enabled students to reach a proper understanding of the causes and the results of this famous uprising, and given them accurate and detailed information concerning it. The subject has long been one of popular interest, in spite of the. imperfect knowledge touching it, and it is believed that a clear and simple presentation of the information now available will be welcomed by those whose attention has been attracted to a man of most striking personality and to a stirring period of Colonial history.
During the year 1907 thousands of persons from all parts of the world will visit the scenes of Nathaniel Bacon's brief career, will see-while passing on James River-the site of his home at "Curles Neck," will visit Richmond, where "Bacon's Quarter" is still a name, will linger in the historic city of Williamsburg, once the "Middle Plantation," will stand within the ancient tower of the church which the rebels burned at Jamestown, and from, possibly, the very spot where Bacon and Sir William Berkeley had their famous quarrel, will see the foundations of the old State House-but lately excavated-before which the antagonists stood.
While the writer of this monograph has made a careful and thorough study of all records of the period, remaining in England or America, and has earnestly endeavored to give an exact and unbiased account, and while she has made no statement not based upon original sources, her story is addressed especially to the general reader. She has therefore not burdened her pages with references to the authorities she has used, a list of which will be found in the appendix.
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A Different, not an Incorrect, Way of Speaking, Pt 1
The Creole vernacular speech of Trinidad and Tobago is a patterned bona fide way of speaking, but many Trinbagonians, including teachers of English, do not know this. They will tell you that Tobagonians and Trinidadians speak 'dialect' - in fact two different dialects - but what they mean is that it is a substandard, broken version of English. When we speak dialect, so the belief goes, we are speaking Standard English incorrectly and, even though we understand one another perfectly well, our speech is ungrammatical. Nothing could be further from the truth.
The evidence that the Creole is patterned and rule-governed is with us all the time. It is there every time we open our mouths in neighbourly greeting and conversation. It is there in the million-plus limes we have every day of our lives. It is there in calypso, soca, and chutney. It is there in the exchanges in the street, the taxi, the market, the office, the university, the parliament (when we had one!). It was there in full presence in Carnival 2002! We use it as an ineluctable means of daily socialisation, and yet we don't give it the value it deserves.
Oppression-dictated attitudes prevent us from recognising it. Slavery, strict indentureship, an easy acceptance of third-world status, and an insecure, outer-directed selfhood keep many of us blind to the truth and locked up in myth and superstition. And one of the egregious consequences is that many of our primary and secondary teachers see their students as coming into the classroom without authentic, viable language and, consequently, in accordance with some recondite wisdom, without intelligence.
Part of the problem is that many, including some whose profession is teaching and enlightening young minds, have not taken the time to understand that people do not - cannot - communicate without structure in their speech; it is simply impossible. Nor have they properly addressed the matter of how children everywhere are able to acquire the language of their communities in less than five years without being formally taught but somehow have great difficulty acquiring Standard English. So in the rest of this column, I will take two routine aspects of the speech of Trinbagonians and show how they are structured by comparison with Standard English. Those aspects are how we pluralise nouns and how we use them to express general meaning.
First, how we pluralise. Whereas Standard English basically adds an 's' (or an appropriate variant of the latter) to the end of a countable noun to pluralise it (e.g., politician + s, crook + s, wretch + es), Trinbagonian Creole adds dem or an dem (e.g., politician + (an) dem, crook + (an) dem, wretch + (an) dem). The 's' is an inflection or suffix, while the (an) dem is two whole words.
But the difference doesn't end there; they are used differently in the respective languages. 's' is used to express general meaning when the noun is not modified, as in: 'Politicians are corrupt', where, in the absence of a word like 'the', we are referring to politicians generally and not a specified group of politicians like 'The UNC politicians' or 'The PNM politicians'. When we use words like 'the', 'those', and 'our' before the pluralised noun, the 's' combines with those words to pick out a specific group of referents (e.g., UNC politicians) from the general class of politicians.
But (an) dem is used somewhat differently. Like 's', it can combine with 'the' (pronounced di) to pick out a specific group of referents (e.g., 'Di PNM politician (an) dem'). But unlike 's', probably because it is not an inflection or a suffix, it cannot occur with the noun just so, that is, with the noun unmodified by words like di, dem, and wi. We simply cannot have phrases like 'politician (an) dem', 'crook (an) dem', or 'wretch (an) dem'. For example, 'Politician (an) dem corrupt' is ungrammatical Creole, because the noun 'politician' is not (pre)modified by words like di, dem, wi, but 'Wi politician (an) dem', which is 'Our politicians' in Standard English, is grammatical.
How therefore do we render 'Politicians are corrupt' in Creole? The question brings us to our second routine aspect of Trinbagonian speech. The answer is that we strip the noun of both the modifiers and the pluraliser (an) dem. In other words, we use the bare noun and simply say 'Politician corrupt'. This use of the bare noun invites us to infer the kind of reference the word has - whether it is general or specific.
To make things a little clearer, let's use two different examples: 'Car comin' and 'Carnival is woman'. If I said 'Car comin' to a child of mine that is playing in the street, she would infer that at least one car is coming, but possibly several. The situation (of her playing in a street) would make it impossible for her to infer that the general class of cars was coming. Similarly, if I surveyed the sea of women masqueraders on Carnival Tuesday and exclaimed, 'Carnival is woman!', you would infer that I was referring to women generally.
The bare (unmodified, unpluralised) countable noun therefore allows the speaker to infer the kind of reference, and its counterpart in Standard English is the noun inflected by 's'.
It is not that the Standard English way is better or superior, only different; other languages express the same meanings differently. Nor is it that the Creole way is corrupt or incorrect, only different. Indeed, it is difficult to see how (an) dem is a corruption of 's'!
Children go into the classroom using (an) dem and the bare noun in their routine speech, and they do so articulately. The scientific (as opposed to the superstitious and unenlightened) thing to do is to first understand that the children's speech has distinct patterns that express certain kinds of message, then to see how these patterns are systematically different from the SE patterns. Teachers would be better able to teach the SE patterns if they understood how they differ from the Creole patterns. It is a question of difference, not superiority, of patterning.
Teachers must appreciate the children's language as a socially and educationally necessary resource. And just as we don't have to throw out English to learn Spanish, we don't have to throw out Creole to learn English.
One more thing. The fact that a child is not as proficient in Standard English as she is in Creole does not mean that she is any less intelligent. It should go without saying that intelligence does not depend on the ability to speak Standard English.
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Mark took me for a walk up at the top of Big Cottonwood Canyon, to Brighten. There is a lake there, called Silver Lake, that has one of my favorite walking trails.
Plaques have been set out along the trail, offering facts about the plants and animals who make their habitat in this wetland.
The day was overcast and easy on the eyes. The explosion of gold among the aspens was a brilliant contrast to the dark green of the pines.
Several small streams lead to the lake. Ducks and fish are bountiful.
The trail consists of part boardwalk, part dirt path.
A beautiful Stellers Jay followed us around part of the lake, hopping from limb to rock to branch just ahead of us. Was he looking for a hand-out?
A noisy squirrel descended a tree trunk and let us have it with all her wrath for disturbing her rest. Alas, she was too quick for me to take a picture of her.
Isn't it glorious?
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Develop the oil and natural gas resources America already has
As John Hughes articulated in his Feb. 8 Opinion column, "To reduce oil intake, Bush's energy plan can only do so much": America's oil and natural gas resources were ignored not only in the State of the Union address, but also in the president's proposed budget released last week. The White House's federal budget proposal calls for "zeroing out" the Department of Energy's oil and natural gas programs. But the best medicine for breaking the nation's foreign addiction is the development of the abundant oil and natural gas resources we have here at home.
The estimated undiscovered oil offshore (east and west coasts, as well as the Gulf of Mexico) could replace current levels of oil imports from the Persian Gulf for the next 59 years. However, 90 percent of the offshore resources is off-limits, including 300 trillion cubic feet of natural gas and 50 billion barrels of crude oil. Clean natural gas in the Rocky Mountains, which is currently off-limits, could heat 50 million US homes for the next 60 years.
Today, 65 percent of the energy Americans use comes from oil and natural gas. There will be a 34 percent increase in US demand for natural gas by 2025. America's energy problems should provide enough motivation for Congress and the president to form a consensus on a clear-cut, inclusive, and long-term solution. Ignoring the great resources we already have will do nothing but prolong America's energy hangover. Michael LinnMr. Linn is chairman of the Independent Petroleum Association of America in Washington, D.C., and president and CEO of Linn Energy, LLC, in Pittsburgh.Pittsburgh
From rote learning to critical thinking
Regarding the Feb. 9 article, "In Egyptian schools, a push for critical thinking": Egypt is not the only country that is moving its schools away from rote learning to critical thinking. Despite their renowned educational systems, Japan, Korea, and Singapore are also trying to foster individuality and creativity in classrooms.
The impetus for this fundamental change is the realization among political and business leaders that what worked so well in the past to help their nations rapidly develop economically will not serve in a high-tech world. …


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As I write this, it is early Sunday morning, several hours before Ocean View Little League's championship World Series game versus Japan (an interesting coincidence, give that one of our sister cities is in Japan).
The teams, of course, are about 2,600 miles east in Williamsport, Pa.
I'm here in Huntington Beach, sitting by Ocean View's home field, part of Murdy Park. State Sen. John A. Murdy donated the 15-acre parcel of land for this park in 1962. The skate park here is the first skating facility ever constructed in Orange County. This is also the location of the very first community center ever built in Huntington Beach.
But from now on, the park will probably be best known for this team.
And I'm thinking as I write this, no matter what happens in the championship game, we should all remember this field, and tell people about this field, and celebrate the young men who play baseball on this field. Because regardless of the final score today, what the Ocean View Little League team did in the last several weeks was quite extraordinary. In fact, what all of the teams did (and do each season in Williamsport) is extraordinary.


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Gartner has released their research numbers for the third quarter of 2012, and they've found that Android accounted for 72.4% of mobile sales worldwide, which is up from 52.5% at the same time last year. That figure roughly lines up with what we've seen from IDC.
By comparison, iOS is down to 13.9% from 15%, RIM is down 5.3% from 11%, and Microsoft is up a smidge to 2.4% from 1.5%, though Bada is hilariously beating it with a 3% share. The overall mobile market declined 3.1%, but smartphone growth increased 46.9% year over year. The manufacturer breakdown puts Samsung in the lead with 22.9% of sales in Q3, followed by Nokia with 19.2%, Apple with 5.5%, then ZTE, LG, Huawei, TCL, RIM, Motorola, and HTC after that. Be sure to check out some of these graphs from Asymco for some additional color on just how well Samsung is doing compared to everybody else.
Android has been top of the smartphone heap for awhile now, but to see it leading the way in the overall mobile market sales is a pretty big deal. Now it's only a matter of the installed base of dumbphones to die out, though that might take awhile. What's the platform mix like in your neighborhood? Is Android as ubiquitous as the study would suggest, or is there a more even mix? How often do you see someone still using a feature phone?
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Walk amongst the gods and men The beautiful land of Greece is haunted by more than three thousand years of legend and history. In this gripping retelling of the Heroic Age, you'll meet the mighty POSEIDON, God of the Sea; ZEUS, the King of Heaven and Earth; HADES, Lord of the Dead; ARTEMIS the Huntress; APHRODITE, Immortal Lady of Beauty and Love; and many more mortals and gods. Their adventures are some of the oldest and most famous stories in the world.


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Montana Medicaid Ballot Initiative Falls Short
Supporters announced that they didn't have enough signatures by the filing deadline. Meanwhile, in other state news on Medicaid expansion, Virginia Gov. Terry McAuliffe is facing a deadline on how to respond to the General Assembly's budget, which did not include his request.
Helena (Mont.) Independent Record: Medicaid Expansion Initiative Fails To Make November Ballot
An initiative to expand Medicaid coverage to 70,000 low-income Montanans won't be on the November ballot this year, as supporters Thursday said don't have enough signatures to qualify Initiative 170 for the ballot. With today's deadline looming for turning in the signatures, Kim Abbott, president of Healthy Montana Initiative, the organization behind I-170, said the group is several thousand signatures short (Dennison, 6/19).
The Richmond Times-Dispatch: Deeds Urges McAuliffe To Veto Medicaid Amendment
State Sen. R. Creigh Deeds, D-Bath, is urging Gov. Terry McAuliffe to use his line-item veto to strip from the budget an amendment that seeks to tie his hands on Medicaid expansion. Lawmakers approved a two-year budget late Thursday night, breaking a three-month logjam. Republican senators included an amendment that bars Medicaid expansion or a private alternative without approval of both houses of the General Assembly. In an email newsletter to constituents Tuesday, Deeds called the line-item veto "the best option" for the governor (Cain, 6/19).
The Washington Post: Va. Officials Skeptical Of U.S. Interest In Phillip Puckett's Resignation From State Senate
Federal investigators this week interviewed officials and sought documents in connection with [Sen. Phillip] Puckett's exit, which handed Republicans control of the Virginia Senate at a critical time and was connected to job prospects for Puckett and his daughter. The resignation enraged Democrats, who accused Republicans of bribing Puckett to leave the Senate as a way to break a deadlock over the state budget and Medicaid expansion. Puckett said there was no quid pro quo but withdrew his name from consideration for a top job with the state tobacco commission (Vozzella, Zapotosky and Portnoy, 6/19).
North Carolina Health News: NC House And Senate Still At Odds Over Medicaid Reform, Funding
Members of the North Carolina House and Senate are a few steps closer to finding a way forward on Medicaid after a key committee meeting late Thursday afternoon. In a meeting of the House Health and Human Services Committee, co-chair Rep. Nelson Dollar (R-Cary) presented an update to an earlier Medicaid reform plan that moves the federal- and state-funded program closer to the managed care model favored by Senate leaders (Hoban, 6/20).
The Associated Press: 300,000 In Michigan Enroll For Medicaid Expansion
More than 300,000 Michigan residents have enrolled in the state's expanded Medicaid program since it launched 11 weeks ago. The Healthy Michigan Plan began enrollment April 1. Medicaid expansion is anticipated to cover 320,000 low-income adults in the first year, though it could be much more given the rapid race of enrollment so far (6/19).


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Mustang Trailer. Deniz Gamze Ergüven's Mustang (2015) movie trailer stars Günes Sensoy, Doga Zeynep Doguslu, Elit Iscan, Tugba Sunguroglu, and Ilayda Akdogan. Mustang's plot synopsis: "Early summer. In a village in northern Turkey, Lale and her four sisters are walking home from school, playing innocently with some boys. The immorality of their play sets off a scandal that has unexpected consequences. The family home is progressively transformed into a prison; instruction in homemaking replaces school and marriages start being arranged. The five sisters who share a common passion for freedom, find ways of getting around the constraints imposed on them."
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GALVESTON - Island real estate statistics continue to show encouraging signs, with first quarter residential sales up 17.5 percent over the same period a year ago. The number of sales was 121 in 1Q 2013, compared with 103 a year ago, according to the Galveston Association of Realtors.
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What is Alienation of Affection?
Alienation of affection lawsuits (also known as "homewrecker" or "heartbalm" lawsuits), are civil tort claims. As its monikers suggest, an alienation of affection case is brought by a spouse who's been deserted as a result of a third party's actions. The deserted spouse files the lawsuit against the third party for the loss of affection that was provided through the marriage.
Alienation of affection lawsuits are usually filed against third-party lovers, but anyone that interfered with a marriage can be named as a defendant, such as parents, in laws, clergy members, and even therapists who recommended divorce to a deserting spouse.
Almost all states have abolished these types of cases, but the following seven states still allow homewrecker lawsuits; Hawaii, Illinois, New Mexico, North Carolina, Mississippi, South Dakota, and Utah.
How Do I Prove My Alienation of Affection Lawsuit?
You'll need to show the following:
- you and your spouse were in a happy marriage, one with genuine affection and love
- the love and affection was alienated and destroyed
- the third person's wrongful and malicious behavior directly caused the alienation, and
- you (the innocent spouse) were damaged in some way.
With alienation of affection, you don't have to prove that your spouse had extramarital sex, only that the third party's wrongful conduct led to the end of the marriage and the resulting loss of affection.
Alienation of Affection Remedies
Injured spouses can seek money damages from the defendant based on the loss of consortium (marital affection and fellowship), mental anguish, humiliation, injury to health, and/or loss of support. Innocent spouses may also request punitive damages (money damages to punish defendants for their bad actions).
The Tide May Be Turning in North Carolina
North Carolina has always led the pack in terms of the number and notoriety of alienation cases. It sees, on average, about 200 alienation of affection lawsuits filed each year.
In one North Carolina case, a jury awarded wife Cynthia Shackelford $9 million from her cheating husband's mistress after finding that the other woman ruined her long-term marriage (33 years).
But in 2014, Forsyth County Superior Court Judge John Craig III dismissed Angela Rockroth's alienation of affection claim, ruling that it was no longer a valid action in North Carolina. He stated that it was an obsolete relic of a bygone day—one which violated constitutional rights. It will be interesting to see if this decision is indicative of a new trend in North Carolina and the other states that still allow these suits.
Your Options
Unless you live in one of the states mentioned above, your options are limited to filing for a divorce or legal separation. If your spouse had an affair, you may be able to allege it as the ground (basis) for your divorce. Depending on where you live, adultery may impact a court's decision on alimony and property division.
The laws vary dramatically from state to state, so you should contact a local divorce attorney for advice.
Questions for Your Attorney
- What can I do if I win my alienation of affection lawsuit, but the other person claims they can't pay the damages?
- Can I sue my spouse's partner even if we've been divorced for five years now?
- My wife "loaned" her boyfriend several thousands of dollars from our bank accounts. Is there any way I can sue him for the return of that money?


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Eric Lempel is back with news on the features coming soon with the latest firmware. It will finally bring in auto-trophy sync but only if you're a plus member. We're also told that this isn't the complete feature list, I'm sure we'll have that as soon as possible.
PS+ Exclusive
- "Automatic Download" will be renamed "Automatic Update"
- Automatic Upload of save files (you'll have to select which saves to auto-upload) by:
- Selecting from current save files,
- New games will ask if you want to auto-upload upon save
- Automatic Trophy Syncing
- PS Store Recommendations – Send message recommendations to friends (who will be able to click a link within the message to jump to the recommendation).
- New XMB Category "TV/Video" will house all streaming applications. (Brings the US in line with the European XMB layout)
- 3D Support for Java-based special features on Blu-ray 3D
- DTS-HD MA, DTS-HD HR will be supported while playing Blu-ray 3D
- 3D Photos in .MPO format can be viewable in 3D on the XMB and the Photo Gallery App.
The update will be available soon, along with additional details after it goes live.
There will also be a minor PSP update (version 6.60) launching soon.
Smallville2106MemberSince: Feb 2011
The automatic trophy syncing is a sync at the time the ps3 turns on for downloads etc so not that great really as just before I ever turn off my PS3 I synch them anyway.Comment posted on 10/08/2011 at 02:39.
Smallville2106MemberSince: Feb 2011
Automatic upload of save files is a major plus though!Comment posted on 10/08/2011 at 02:40.
TotodileMemberSince: Aug 2011
I agree, with Smallville2106, I really wanted Auto-Syncing, even though it's quite a short process, but still, it's all the better.
Though, I hate to echo the request once more, but when are we getting CROSS-GAME Chatting! >;OComment posted on 11/08/2011 at 01:27.
TotodileMemberSince: Aug 2011
woops, I mean, I agree with you*Comment posted on 11/08/2011 at 01:28.
tactical20MemberSince: May 2010
What is the benefit in auto trophy syncing exactly? Is it just that when I select my trophy collection, I won't have to wait 10-20 seconds before it opens?Comment posted on 10/08/2011 at 02:42.
AwayzeMemberSince: Jul 2010
You don't have to wait minutes for the syncing bar to get to 100%.Comment posted on 10/08/2011 at 04:29.
tactical20MemberSince: May 2010
??? Minutes? It takes seconds!Comment posted on 10/08/2011 at 15:46.
StevenHibsMemberSince: Oct 2009
As soon as you earn the trophy during the game, it should automatically sync then!Comment posted on 10/08/2011 at 02:50.
TheJaguarMemberSince: Jun 2011
Not really…. It syncs them when you are automatically downloading patches and updates etc.
So good but not good enough.Comment posted on 10/08/2011 at 02:54.
Spence1115MemberSince: Jul 2009
The trophy syncing, even if done at the automatic download time, is an improvement, and the system clearly wasn't structured for automatic trophy syncing when you earn a trophy, so I don't expect it to ever be like that.
The automatic save uploading is good as well. Fine with you having to select, makes sense as I don't want EVERYTHING uploaded. Christ, I'd run out of room with Fallout saves.
If TV/Video is now one category for streaming, does that mean one category for iPlayer, 4oD, Lovefilm, media server etc, and then still the existing Video category for DVDs, Blurays, USB/hard drive videos? Because if so it'll seem strange having Video and then TV/Video…Comment posted on 10/08/2011 at 03:02.
e8MemberSince: Jul 2010
Although all features arnt listed, i'm speculating the main ones are, if so i'm quite underwhelmed( Slightly above a minor update.) PS Store Recommendations sounds a bit lame, isn't that what the star rating in store is for(never take a reviews place) & saving me pressing x to sync lol. Still i guess they arnt taking features away, but i wouldn't miss new p+ features if i cancelled. Auto upload is cool i guess.
(xgc, new browser eg chrome, faster loading of store/xmb, avatar box given more info/text limit increase or bubble reduction & and trophies given some more significance/reward & easier to distinguish which game they're from/id card. Auto t.sync for all.Comment posted on 10/08/2011 at 03:08.
e8MemberSince: Jul 2010
& original high res xmb font broght back.Comment posted on 10/08/2011 at 03:12.
Spence1115MemberSince: Jul 2009
Cross game chat – Surely by now people have accepted its not happening. Not that I get the fuss. If I'm playing a game online, I don't wanna chat with someone playing another game, its distracting. And if I'm playing single player, then it's still gonna distract me, but if I want it that bad, I have a computer/laptop/smartphone nearby for Skype/phone call. Personally I would never end up using it.
New browser – Would be nice, but I doubt we'll see a new browser on the PS3.
Faster loading of store/XMB – Yeah, the store is a bit slow, especially with the whole "oh, you've added something to the basket. Hold on a minute… Almost got it… Couple more seconds… right, anything else?" slow down. And the XMB takes a while ingame to load, but its the issue of it being an afterthought rather than designed into the console from the start.
Avatar Box – I agree with longer text limits, as you can barely fit a couple of words in there right now.
Personally, the main thing I would like to see would be to organise the previously downloaded list better. I've lost my hard drive contents more than once, along with replacing PS3s. In which case, trying to find all my DLC, especially the hundreds of Rock Band songs on there, is incredibly difficult, especially as it has a limit on background downloads.
As an improvement, I'd like to see the download list enabling you to filter by game, by type of content (I don't need to see demos from 2007 on there, I've decided by now that no, I don't wish to buy The Darkness), and to be able to select a lot more things to download at once, or even just a check box on the list to show that it's currently downloaded and installed or not.Comment posted on 10/08/2011 at 03:23.
e8MemberSince: Jul 2010
*Ingame custom music for all suitable games(get devs onboard.)
*Limit of friend list increased significantly.
*Some games which state 1080p on the box, require you to untick 720p & 1080i in order to get 1080p(eg. d.age, gta & mgs4,) fix that. *ID card: We know bronze is 1point, silver 2, gold is 6 & plat is 12. We have a %bar telling us how long until next lvl, but points compared to % gives you no bearing. Above %bar, we need eg. 150/200points, so we can gauge what we need.
*1,2,6,12 next to respective trophies wouldn't do any harm.
Yes auto sync will be cool if executed well, but should be for all.(that's why i laughed.)Comment posted on 10/08/2011 at 03:53.
e8MemberSince: Jul 2010
Clear notification box(possibly smaller,) so when your playing a game, the graphics in the corner arnt hidden.
Ability to del games from trophy list. I have games on there i traded after one day, turok, godfather & prototype spring to mind.Comment posted on 10/08/2011 at 04:02.
FlashMemberSince: May 2009
Automatic trophy syncing OMGBBQZ! :DComment posted on 10/08/2011 at 04:45.
MrBillyMemberSince: Jan 2009
REALLY REALLY hoping for one day the ability to copy multiple game saves at once.
you can already do it with photo's and music etc and would save me a hell of a lot of time when backing game saves up to a usb considering i'm not a ps+ member as of yet so don't have the cloud option..
Maybe it's done to entice users to sign up for ps+ but surly this isn't asking too much.. i hopeComment posted on 10/08/2011 at 05:01.
SamMemberSince: Mar 2010
Well at least it is a positive step in the right direction for sony and all those with a PS3, nice to see the PSP still gets a bit of TLC as well.Comment posted on 10/08/2011 at 06:25.
Foxhound_SolidIs a smart cookie.Since: Dec 2009
Nice :-)Comment posted on 10/08/2011 at 07:04.
GamingBlueBoyMemberSince: May 2011
Indeed.Comment posted on 10/08/2011 at 07:41.


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Sunday, April 3, 2011
Halfway to Heaven....
I recently took part in a yarn swap with the wonderful Kiwiyarns who is lucky enough to live in the wool capital of the world, New Zealand. Amongst the gorgeous choices of wool that are available to her is a blend of Possum and merino by Zelana....
I have been reading her posts about how lovely possum is and then Alice knitted some gorgeous arm warmers in some and I just had to have a try. Kiwiyarns sent me two balls of the Zealana Kauri which is a merino/possum/silk blend in a fingering weight and another ball of the Zelana Kiwi which is Merino/organic cotton/possum and in a lace weight (enough to make a shawlette) How Lucky am I!! This wool is gorgeous, so soft and cuddly and I couldn't wait to get started.
I have used Kiwiyarns Reversable Fingerless Gloves pattern. I loved her pattern for the Fingerless Cabled Gloves but as I was knitting in quite a small gauge and the wool is quite fine I wasn't sure how well the cable would have worked and this wool is too nice to experiment with!
I have added a small Fairaisle pattern to mine because I loved the colour of the wool I made the cowl out of recently, the cowl was a gift and I had just enough left over for me ....
I am really happy with these gloves....
However I had seen a nice shell edging on another pair and felt it was just what mine needed to compliment the fairaisle pattern....
So I am halfway!! Halfway to heaven in some absolutely delicious yummy luscious balls of fabulous softness ( I hope the 'second glove' equals the first!)
On Friday the school had their district cross country race, it should have been called cross swamp race! So glad I didn't have to run the 2kms that Cullen did, in the rain....
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- AnonymousApril 3, 2011 at 2:47 PM
Those gloves are gorgeous! I love the adaptations you made - the fair isle butterflies look so pretty!! Thanks for sharing them. You've made my day. :-)ReplyDelete
they look wonderful Jenni! Oh dear, possum merino is a lethal addiction! If you need more I suggest the Wool Company, they are online and have the cheapest possum merino anywhere!!! Looking forward to seeing that last glove!ReplyDelete
Such soft looking yarn and the armwarmers are just so very very pretty. Cullen doesn't look too bothered by his experience! ;O)ReplyDelete
You're so darn creative! I love the edging on that glove.ReplyDelete
Poor Cullen. He doesnt look like he hated the run but I'm sure I would have!
Not only are you an absolute doll , you're educating me too ...I wandered off to see what fingering weight was!
Love the gloves, the fair isle pattern is great, but when on earth are you going to wear them in FNQ?ReplyDelete
Goodness you are truly in love with this yarn! Lovely photo of your son too!ReplyDelete
Thanks for the kind comments on SIBOL, very much appreciated!
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That glove does look snuggly delicious. How are you at knitting the second? Am such a SHOCKER at coming through with a PAIR of anything (crafty attention deficit issues over here)...ReplyDelete
Ah, mud suits Cullen. He looks very happy and handsome in it. And possum. I am skeptical. I'd be afraid to leave the gloves around in case the dogs got close to them. Especially after they are all shelled and fairisled in that charming fashion. Possum wool???? Really????? New Zealand is really a strange place -ReplyDelete
The glove is just beautiful!!! Possum........ I'd not have thought but..... wow! Just gorgeous. Is it soft?ReplyDelete
Boys and mud. They just naturally go together.... can't keep em' apart so why try.
ahahha love the gloves and your Cullen looks like mine when he gets home from school ;DReplyDelete


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Ralf Hotchkiss is a world traveler, a co-founder of an international nonprofit organization and a MacArthur Genius Award winner.
On this fall evening, however, he's waiting at a San Francisco State University bus stop like everyone else except for one visible difference: Hotchkiss is in a wheelchair. And when the shuttle comes, that difference becomes a divide. The driver asks Hotchkiss to wait for the next shuttle to BART and we watch as everyone else piles onboard and the shuttle leaves.
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The 62-year-old Hochkiss has used a wheelchair since a motorcycle accident his freshman year at Oberlin College in Ohio. It was an accident that not only put him in a wheelchair, it gave him a career. Nowadays, he rides public transportation from the point of view of an expert – since 1989, he's taught wheelchair design at SF State and run Whirlwind Wheelchair International, an organization that helps people across the globe build and obtain safe, reliable wheelchairs.
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(This article appears in the December 2003 issue of Creativity.)