I guess you are like the person who wrote the caption on the following photo... because these people are white, they "found" this food in a store
In your pictures the white couple is obviously carrying bread. No one is faulting anyone that is taking food, diapers or other supplies from flooded stores so they can survive. OTOH, the second picture is of a man pulling two large garbage sacks of items. To be fair, it's impossible to tell what's in those garbage sacks, maybe food for his family that didn't want to get wet.
The news last night did show many people, predominantly black, looting. They were stealing TVs, clothes, shoes, display cases, etc... These people were obviously NOT just getting supplies to get through the disaster.
The reporter was aware of where these items came from since they wrote "after looting a grocery store".
You seem to be forgetting that about 25 years ago a little hill in the southeast part of the state got into a tizzy and dumped a couple of feet of ash all over the state...
True, I forgot about it. However, "feet" is a gross overstatement. Living on the east side, I've seen worse dust storms.
It made a mess, and a very few (57) died. Those that did knew for weeks of the danger and were either stubborn or there for the event. Volcanos, generally speaking, (St. Helens or otherwise) do not represent a threat unless you are actually living on the mountain.
We'll welcome you to Washington as well. None of these has caused a significant issue for us. In fact, I'd say that the most restrictive of these items really prepareness issues and don't affect liveability significantly.
Had nothing left of the USA after that. Every area of the country has one probkem or another.
Except that there are only a few areas of the country that experience any of these to significant degree.
Build housing appropriate to the climate, dress for the weather and you get everything back except for flood plains and volcanos.
I'm not a big fan of either (and own neither). However, the DS is said to be selling very well.
Partly price, and partly qality titles. For example, if you go to Gamespot.com and look up the 10 highest rated games Nintendo averages an 8.2* where the PSP titles only manage a 7.49.
*I counted the 3 Nintendogs variations rated as 9.1 as a single title.
The PSP has some potential but thus far many games have been derivitives of PS2 titles that weren't that great to begin with. Lumines and Wipeout Pure have been decent but they're the exception in a very small pool of titles for an extremely expensive device. One would think that if you were going to recycle some games, you'd start with your best.
I hope this will change soon as both platforms will have some titles with great potential due out before the end of the year.
A: It's not trolling if it's a fact.
The vast majority of PSP titles are conversions of older, middling quality PS2 titles.
B: Microsoft has nothing to do with this.
C: You've totally missed the point of the discussion which is about Harrison's marketing double talk and got yourself all worked up over a parting remark about Sony treating the PSP as a second class (see "A:" above) platform.
he said that research had shown that listeners would rate the same song higher if it followed other song of a similar genre. If they play songs of different genres randomly the listener does not enjoy the music as much.
May also explain the propensity of some (less diverse) radio stations to play 2-3 songs by the same artist. Additionally, in my area there are several stations that do this once a week all day long. One in particular, culminating in an hour long program of self abuse and Led Zepplin.
Or maybe it's something totally different.
This is part of his problem. Nintendo and their deveolpers make fun games for all ages (and some are not suitable for children). Sony is ignoring the youth market and saying the markets are entirely different. But ignoring the "safe for youngsters" market doesn't put you in a wholy different market. It simply narrows your scope.
Thus far it looks a lot like their gaming market is the same as Apple's. That is for people who enjoy playing the same games they played five or six years ago on another platform.
What's the superior but less sucessful product in the doll-house space?
Singles? No.
Until I can trap a woman I've "molested" in a room with no doors and thus foil the authorities it will never be able to compete.
The other reason is i hate most peoples accents online. thats kind of a personal attack but i'm really not going to take orders from, or have leadership confidence in, some guy who sounds like he lives in his parents basement and starts wheezing when he gets excited.
again, it ruins the ambiance.
A. Asthma is sexy.
B. Voice improves survivability and time spent enough that people will do it.
So the question is, when can I get a plugin to make me sound like a 19 year old woman.
No, I'd never exploit it for f4t l3wtz.
Especially when your business model (requires) paying your employees as little as possible and treating them worse.
I'm hardly knowledgeable on the subject but from what I've read, it does seem like the industry as a whole has been living like vampires on their talent. I'm not sure Google is so much a fabulous place to work as other places are so terrible.
The Mega CD , the 32X , jaguar CD...
We all remember how successful extensions to your console are
You're working too hard.
Just peep the PS2 Hard Drive. Boy howdy, that went absolutely nowhere.
If the XBox360 releases sans HD there will be no point in ever having one with a hard drive for gaming.
Note that I said gaming. I'd imagine one of those 'revisions' contains a DVR and might be worth while for that.
BTW I'm pretty sure that MS said that *ALL* games ever released for the XBox360 will be released on the current DVD format reguardless of what upgrades are done with the unit.
Basically, they DDOS spammers websites in hopes that they will shut them down.
Bacially they complain on behalf of people that recieved their e-mail.
There is no DDOS about it. There is no flooding of their e-mail or web site. Simply a single reply for the email someone recieved. The volume aspect is simply an artifact of the spammer e-mailing large quantities of people that have Blue Security send a complaint on their behalf.
Their "Windows Certification" program has certainly shown that a barrier to entry rarely produces a "better" product. Just a product with a logo on it's box.
I've owned a lot of Logitech gear and their high end stuff is certainly decent enough. Their low end however, is as craptacular as any other.
Colin Powell and the rest of the administration were aware that the aluminum canisters he was discussing were not appropriate for refining radioactive material.
So what were these "50" people doing? Driving the war effort. It is widely documented (obviously unread by yourself) that there was a tremendous amount of bullshit flying about reguarding mounting an invasion.
Perhaps you should read more material that doesn't back up you and your "doublethink" mentality and run your mouth less.
I'm speechless.
Obviously not. Maybe a pompus ass...
It's pretty common knowledge at this point that we haven't found a single WMD since invading Iraq
Hate to pick nits...:)
It was known before hand that there weren't any WMD's to be found. When the topic came up the experts were ignored.
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I guess you are like the person who wrote the caption on the following photo... because these people are white, they "found" this food in a store
In your pictures the white couple is obviously carrying bread. No one is faulting anyone that is taking food, diapers or other supplies from flooded stores so they can survive. OTOH, the second picture is of a man pulling two large garbage sacks of items. To be fair, it's impossible to tell what's in those garbage sacks, maybe food for his family that didn't want to get wet.
The news last night did show many people, predominantly black, looting. They were stealing TVs, clothes, shoes, display cases, etc... These people were obviously NOT just getting supplies to get through the disaster.
The reporter was aware of where these items came from since they wrote "after looting a grocery store".
True, I forgot about it. However, "feet" is a gross overstatement. Living on the east side, I've seen worse dust storms.
It made a mess, and a very few (57) died. Those that did knew for weeks of the danger and were either stubborn or there for the event. Volcanos, generally speaking, (St. Helens or otherwise) do not represent a threat unless you are actually living on the mountain.
We'll welcome you to Washington as well. None of these has caused a significant issue for us. In fact, I'd say that the most restrictive of these items really prepareness issues and don't affect liveability significantly.
Had nothing left of the USA after that. Every area of the country has one probkem or another. Except that there are only a few areas of the country that experience any of these to significant degree. Build housing appropriate to the climate, dress for the weather and you get everything back except for flood plains and volcanos.
(Clutches Conga Drums) My precious, must protect my precious! The nerds, the nerds, the filthy little nerds wants to takes the precious!
*I counted the 3 Nintendogs variations rated as 9.1 as a single title. The PSP has some potential but thus far many games have been derivitives of PS2 titles that weren't that great to begin with. Lumines and Wipeout Pure have been decent but they're the exception in a very small pool of titles for an extremely expensive device. One would think that if you were going to recycle some games, you'd start with your best.
I hope this will change soon as both platforms will have some titles with great potential due out before the end of the year.
A: It's not trolling if it's a fact. The vast majority of PSP titles are conversions of older, middling quality PS2 titles. B: Microsoft has nothing to do with this. C: You've totally missed the point of the discussion which is about Harrison's marketing double talk and got yourself all worked up over a parting remark about Sony treating the PSP as a second class (see "A:" above) platform.
he said that research had shown that listeners would rate the same song higher if it followed other song of a similar genre. If they play songs of different genres randomly the listener does not enjoy the music as much. May also explain the propensity of some (less diverse) radio stations to play 2-3 songs by the same artist. Additionally, in my area there are several stations that do this once a week all day long. One in particular, culminating in an hour long program of self abuse and Led Zepplin. Or maybe it's something totally different.
This is part of his problem. Nintendo and their deveolpers make fun games for all ages (and some are not suitable for children). Sony is ignoring the youth market and saying the markets are entirely different. But ignoring the "safe for youngsters" market doesn't put you in a wholy different market. It simply narrows your scope.
Thus far it looks a lot like their gaming market is the same as Apple's. That is for people who enjoy playing the same games they played five or six years ago on another platform.
What's the superior but less sucessful product in the doll-house space? Singles? No. Until I can trap a woman I've "molested" in a room with no doors and thus foil the authorities it will never be able to compete.
A. Asthma is sexy. B. Voice improves survivability and time spent enough that people will do it. So the question is, when can I get a plugin to make me sound like a 19 year old woman. No, I'd never exploit it for f4t l3wtz.
Especially when your business model (requires) paying your employees as little as possible and treating them worse.
I'm hardly knowledgeable on the subject but from what I've read, it does seem like the industry as a whole has been living like vampires on their talent. I'm not sure Google is so much a fabulous place to work as other places are so terrible.
And Steve Balmer.
But yes, an interesting analogy.
Side note... Does MS really need OSDL to do a facts based comparison? Last I checked the source and ready made distro's are available to compare to.
It's the game you've already won!
presence of children in church... Jesus himself told those people to STFU and let the little bastards in. Still they complain.
Finance my own game later. #ifdef the sex scenes in the game. Rape the industry for all it's worth. Buy Paul Allens "old" yacht.
The Mega CD , the 32X , jaguar CD ...
We all remember how successful extensions to your console are
You're working too hard.
Just peep the PS2 Hard Drive. Boy howdy, that went absolutely nowhere.
If the XBox360 releases sans HD there will be no point in ever having one with a hard drive for gaming.
Note that I said gaming. I'd imagine one of those 'revisions' contains a DVR and might be worth while for that.
BTW I'm pretty sure that MS said that *ALL* games ever released for the XBox360 will be released on the current DVD format reguardless of what upgrades are done with the unit.
I have every right to reply to e-mail I recieve either myself or by proxy.
PS The internet back bone doesn't give a shit about spam. Bandwidth is bought and paid for in both directions.
There is no DDOS about it. There is no flooding of their e-mail or web site. Simply a single reply for the email someone recieved. The volume aspect is simply an artifact of the spammer e-mailing large quantities of people that have Blue Security send a complaint on their behalf.
1 spam = 1 complaint
Awesome. This is way better than Privoxy!
Their "Windows Certification" program has certainly shown that a barrier to entry rarely produces a "better" product. Just a product with a logo on it's box. I've owned a lot of Logitech gear and their high end stuff is certainly decent enough. Their low end however, is as craptacular as any other.
Colin Powell and the rest of the administration were aware that the aluminum canisters he was discussing were not appropriate for refining radioactive material. So what were these "50" people doing? Driving the war effort. It is widely documented (obviously unread by yourself) that there was a tremendous amount of bullshit flying about reguarding mounting an invasion. Perhaps you should read more material that doesn't back up you and your "doublethink" mentality and run your mouth less. I'm speechless. Obviously not. Maybe a pompus ass...
It's pretty common knowledge at this point that we haven't found a single WMD since invading Iraq Hate to pick nits... :)
It was known before hand that there weren't any WMD's to be found. When the topic came up the experts were ignored.
Coin op.