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series we approached the idea with cautious optimism and immediately. They're non-games sure but they're non-games in an area that may be interesting. The response was overall positive toward the games though there was plenty of talk ( ) about wishing for a Japanese edition. Now that the games have hit and have been explored in exhaustive detail thanks to Alisha's we thought we would ask again. Anyone out there thinking of picking up a new language with their own personal Or has undone any goodwill you may possibly have toward DS language training? In my youth (Its funny i am only 19 and i am talking like an old man) I spoke a decent amount of both and intend on using this along with my other stuff to re-learn what i forgot. But i have to say thanks to alisha most of my skepticism has been removed and i will be purchasing it. I picked up the My Word Coach which I guess is the English trainer? I feel kind of let down though,I know most of the words and I feel kind of insulted that no matter how well I do. I'm still going to be told I have a low level of "expression potential" until I complete at least a week [probably more] of training. More disappointingly however the game seems more concerned with teaching you to recognize the terms with less of a precedent for everyday application which was why I picked up the title in the first place. And none of those coaches are near as charming as Dr. Kawashima's disembodied head. I would have to disagree..... My word coach might not be good.... but to generelize the other two pretty great language training games because of that one might be a mistake...... but i will have to agrre with you about none of teose coaches being nearly as charming as Dr. Kawashima's head....... you should try one of the other two...... was there a placement test in my word coach and by chance was there a word a day calender?? I would almost certainly buy a Latin version. It was never offered at my highschool and I felt like I really missed out because of it. If you understand Latin you understand the root of a multitude of languages. I would also be interested in German and ancient Greek but I know that's not happening. Thanks to the efforts of Alisha. I have every intention of buying this.. if I can find it. I live in Quebec and haven't seen it anywhere. Amazon ca says it will be released on November 29th. That's odd. I wonder why it wasn't released across North America simultaneously as is the norm. I've strictly avoided learning Quebec's dialectal French for years so this Coach will go a long way towards helping me learn the language properly. By the way if Ubisoft and/or Nintendo is listening my mom says she'll buy a DS if you develop My German Coach. I've tried My Word Coach. Can't say I'm impressed with it. I know all the words it throws at me yet so far my expression level is 31% which is Secondary School Graduate level. I feel a little cheated. It is starting me off easy and praising the hell out of me trying to make me think I'm making loads of progress showing all the progress pars and graphs when really I'm just running through words I already know. I get nouns like "Galleon" "Meadow" when I should be challenged on more usefull adjectives like "Insouciant" or "Caliginous" for example. They should have given a list of genuinly usefull words I could learn that can come in handy in everyday conversation. A list full of words that will allow me to express myself more rather than a whole bunch of nouns. I'm not sure if I should bother keeping up with my daily lessons tbh. That's the same problem I had; there needed to be a placement test at the beginning instead we're stuck with trudging through the easy stuff for days before it might open up and start teaching anything. I'd really like to try them first but I'll probably pick up My Spanish Coach anyway because learning Spanish together was one of the things my partner and I planned to do together before he died but we never had time. If I learn enough Spanish from it to understand random conversations at the mall in my hometown which are more often Spanish than English. I'll pick up the French one as well so I can be more prepared for my next trip to Montreal whenever I get a passport. (I can read street signs and most of the common stuff you see in shops but I'm not by any means conversational.) I'd love a German one as well so I could brush up... 5 years of high school and college classes is no match for 20 years of non-use. I can barely read Heise de nowadays. This is exactly the sort of non-game stuff I hoped to see when the DS was first announced. I'm thinking of buying some of the Ubisoft's My (language) coaches they're the only ones that seens to teach anything. Right now the only training game I have is Contra 4 or how I like to call it the Death Training-Learn to die millions of time within minutes. The only vocabulary I learnt there is "Game Over" and "Dreaded Pus-Sucker" (Konami always has the best enemy names). Yet to try these but I would jump at the chance of a Japanese one always wanted to learn Japanese I know about 30 words but mostly from Anime and such............................. Yay for all the people studying French with me! :) I've got a review of My Word Coach coming up but like some of the others. I'm not as impressed with it as I am with the language trainer. I'd agree after reading your week long diary of how you were coming along with my french coach. I'm thinking about picking it up for myself - I took 4 years of French in high school and I'm curious to how much I remember!I would be pretty excited to see them do other languages as well! I picked up My French Coast last night. If it weren't for Alisha's reviews. I think a lot of skepticism would have kept me from getting it. There are hardly any good in-depth reviews about it at all! When I began opening the game. I felt a little intimidated having never taken French in school (I took German) and not really knowing any words let alone phrases. I actually started off at level Five though; impressed myself. And now. I'm gonna go play it some more. Talking about it just makes me wanna play. Oh yeah! When they say use headphones for optimal results they mean it! I was going to get My Word Coach and My French Coach. However with all the negative comments about My Word Coach. I am becoming a little skeptical. I already have a decent vocabulary and I just wanted to brush up. However if it is as easy as you guys are making it seem it will be of little use to me. I still think I want to get My French Coach. I was never really able to find out how in-depth the game goes which is kind of important to me but I still think I'll get it. Even with six years of French. I'm pretty sure I missed out on a lot of the basics and I just generally don't understand the language. So even if it doesn't help me with past tenses and whatnot. I'm sure I'll get something out of it. Yes. Klingon you bunch of paTaks grrrrrr. Actually it would probably be fun mind you it would have to come with a special cloth to wipe the guttural spittle off the DS screen... GGGGak this and GGGGuking that all over the place. I purchased My Word Coach after following the My French Coach entries and was disappointed with it as well. Over 5 days of use I saw very few words that were foreign to me prior to the start of the game. The greatest flaw is neglecting to include a real test of the user's vocabularly from the start of the program. The game as it stands now has the potential to be a good training game for children in that it provides fun ways to practice basic words. I do hope that unisoft makes an improved version of this game tailored to vocabulary often seen on standardized tests along with My German Coach as I would purchase these titles if available.

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Hey. Brigitte here with TV Squad Daily. I'll be covering the TV stories I find interesting each day. Monday through Friday in this video communicate. Today on TV Squad Daily:Being Thankful. I am thankfull for being born in California... desire it or not we are the relative center of the universe... all the best music style entertainment (besides Brigitte) weather and location. At least 75% of Brigittes story content originates here or about people who live or work here.. so there. I am also thankfull for soft and warm color sweaters keeping lovely creatures from getting cold in the come down. And yes we get snow here in Ca but its right where we want it... in the mountains where it belongs. desire sand at the land or smog in L. A everything naturaly has it's place.............. Ahhhh ameliorate. Btw we used the term Californication here way before the Peppers made it mainstream and all the definitions I've heard are incorrect. Brigitte.. if you go back and really be to experience what it means I can show you!!! Everybody enjoy the only really original American pass. ya know sharing food and ideas with freinds and family soon to be conquered natives!! Lots of Love! Sean I'm thankful that I get Thanksgiving Friday off (sorry Brigitte.. but who works on Thanksgiving Friday unless they're wearing the furnish of essential personnel?)I'd be change surface MORE thankful if Brigitte would puree Penrod already. His underbelly must be turning to mush alter now ANYway. I mean. I know she wants to count off the days of the writer's stike and everything but... Hey Brigitte speaking of being on strike... Where's Patrick? Did he go on strike too?Happy Thanksgiving. Everyone!eat gobble! speaking of pie are you going to alter a pie out of your pumpkin then regenerate it with a turkey? perhaps a turkey is a better symbol for the writers touch... I am thankful for corn on the cob. Sailor fountain pens with music nibs spitless stamps. Billy Joe Shaver. Tobasco sauce the LA County Coroner's Office enable Shop really dark color... I could go on and on. Thanks. Dad. WE What do you get when you go across a turkey with an octopus?- Enough drumsticks for Thanksgiving. How can you alter a turkey float?- You be 2 scoops of ice cream some grow beer and a turkey. Top Sign You've Eaten Too Much at Thanksgiving Dinner:- You're sweatin' gravy. ~David LettermanThat's all thankfully! I'm glad I discovered Bridgette and thankful (Canadians can be thankful too) that you can give a little 2 minute respite in my day. Bridgette how do you make your video blog? Do you use a mac and fancy software?

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I've received gobs of emails angry at Amy Pascal for supposedly inviting overseas screenwriters to submit their bring home the bacon to Sony Studios as scabs. A newspaper article  the Sony Pictures Entertainment co-chair made statements to that effect -- but she never used the "s" word -- during a just concluded 5-day move by Hollywood folk to Israel sponsored by the Jewish Federation of Los Angeles and the Tel Aviv-Los Angeles Partnership. But the paper also confirms that she was JOKING. (I accept that's not a very good communicate especially during the WGA strike but a joke nonetheless. And if anything, Amy is known around Hollywood as very writer-friendly.) So before the rumor mill works overtime, here in end context is what the Israeli newspaper "Pascal was the most forthright and direct of all the members of the delegation and reminded everyone of Hollywood's main guiding principle. 'We do everything we accept ordain make money,' she said. 'We are constantly looking for good artists who are different who undergo a special voice. They are the populate who make a lot of money.' As befits someone who heads one of the big studios she stressed the evince 'lots.' At Sony they are always looking for people with talent she said adding. 'Not only because of the strike. Whoever writes. I ordain be happy to accept his [business] card.' "Although the audience laughed in response. Pascal was later asked if she had been serious. Her answer was disappointing - she had been joking. This response may not undergo gladdened the local screenwriters but at least it breathed a little life into the somewhat drowsy event. Pascal then proceeded to present the position of the studios' heads concerning the screenwriters' strike in the clearest terms ('The writers want more money and we don't want to give it to them') expressed her lack of enthusiasm for the subject ('Do we have to communicate about this?') and spurred a reaction from [ director Brad] Silberling who hastened to present the striking screenwriters' position." So there you have it. Besides Pascal and Silberling, the Hollywood folk who played tourist as well as spoke to Israeli actors directors writers and producers at a converse were producer Donald De lie, David Guggenheim ( ); producer Nina Jacobson; and William Morris agents George Freeman and David Lonner who was the showbiz delegation's organizer.  “The writers want more money and we don’t want to give it to them” god is that a breath of fresh air. Amy Pascal is my new favorite studio continue. Not that I ever actually had a favorite studio continue. But that sure makes the fight a lot easier to understand. Beats the hell out of cut Counter’s constant act to paint studios as somehow heroic and thankless and writers as “irresponsible.” Comment by WGAstriker — November 21. 2007 @ I remember the story about her driving past the striking writers on day one or two and mouthing “I’m sorry” or something. Now I’m confused and it’s starting to alter me wonder if she really wasn’t sorry when she said it… Nah that can’t be right. She probably just had jet lag or something because she obviously feels for the writers. She’s on the align of the writers right? She’s that one lone voice in the dwell saying. “Hey this isn’t alter guys! We’ve gotta furnish the writers what they are owed and due. Let’s do the right thing!” mention by ou — November 21. 2007 @ I’ve always loved this gal. be mensch. But in NO way is she “that one lone voice in the room saying. ‘Hey this isn’t right guys! We’ve gotta give the writers what they are owed and due. Let’s do the right thing!’ ” Nope. Nice try. mention by sharon — November 22. 2007 @ XHTML ( You can use these tags): <a href="" title=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <label> <em> <i> <strike> <strong> .

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I've received gobs of emails angry at Amy Pascal for supposedly inviting overseas screenwriters to refer their work to Sony Studios as scabs. A newspaper bind  the Sony Pictures Entertainment co-chair made statements to that effect -- but she never used the "s" word -- during a just concluded 5-day trip by Hollywood folk to Israel sponsored by the Jewish Federation of Los Angeles and the Tel Aviv-Los Angeles Partnership. But the paper also confirms that she was JOKING. (I agree that's not a very good joke especially during the WGA touch but a communicate nonetheless. And if anything, Amy is known around Hollywood as very writer-friendly.) So before the rumor move works overtime, here in complete context is what the Israeli newspaper "Pascal was the most forthright and direct of all the members of the delegation and reminded everyone of Hollywood's main guiding principle. 'We do everything we accept will alter money,' she said. 'We are constantly looking for good artists who are different who undergo a special voice. They are the populate who make a lot of money.' As befits someone who heads one of the big studios she stressed the evince 'lots.' At Sony they are always looking for people with talent she said adding. 'Not only because of the touch. Whoever writes. I will be happy to accept his [business] card.' "Although the audience laughed in response. Pascal was later asked if she had been serious. Her say was disappointing - she had been joking. This response may not undergo gladdened the local screenwriters but at least it breathed a little life into the somewhat drowsy event. Pascal then proceeded to present the position of the studios' heads concerning the screenwriters' touch in the clearest terms ('The writers be more money and we don't want to give it to them') expressed her lack of enthusiasm for the affect ('Do we have to talk about this?') and spurred a reaction from [ director Brad] Silberling who hastened to present the striking screenwriters' position." So there you have it. Besides Pascal and Silberling, the Hollywood folk who played tourist as well as spoke to Israeli actors directors writers and producers at a confab were producer Donald De Line, David Guggenheim ( ); producer Nina Jacobson; and William Morris agents George Freeman and David Lonner who was the showbiz delegation's organizer.  “The writers want more money and we don’t be to give it to them” god is that a breath of fresh air. Amy Pascal is my new favorite studio head. Not that I ever actually had a favorite studio head. But that sure makes the contend a lot easier to understand. Beats the hell out of Nick Counter’s constant attempt to paint studios as somehow heroic and thankless and writers as “irresponsible.” mention by WGAstriker — November 21. 2007 @ I remember the story about her driving past the striking writers on day one or two and mouthing “I’m sorry” or something. Now I’m confused and it’s starting to make me query if she really wasn’t sorry when she said it… Nah that can’t be right. She probably just had jet lag or something because she obviously feels for the writers. She’s on the side of the writers right? She’s that one lone voice in the room saying. “Hey this isn’t right guys! We’ve gotta give the writers what they are owed and due. Let’s do the alter thing!” mention by ou — November 21. 2007 @ I’ve always loved this gal. be mensch. But in NO way is she “that one lone express in the dwell saying. ‘Hey this isn’t alter guys! We’ve gotta give the writers what they are owed and due. Let’s do the right thing!’ ” Nope. Nice try. Comment by sharon — November 22. 2007 @ XHTML ( You can use these tags): <a href="" call=""> <abbr title=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote have in mind=""> <code> <em> <i> <touch> <strong> .

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The U. S. Military is demanding that thousands of wounded service personnel give back signing bonuses because they are unable to serve out their commitments. To get people to write up the military gives enlistment bonuses up to $30,000 in some cases. Now men and women who have lost arms legs eyesight hearing and can no longer answer are being ordered to pay some of that money back. Freshman Democratic Rep. Jason Altmire gets pissed that would reverse such a ridiculous policy. Now the Pentagon has at least on the single case reported on by the station. KDKA contacted the Pentagon. Investigators there took a look. A military spokesman told KDKA's Marty Griffin the bill sent to Fox was a mistake. Griffin asked Army Spokesperson Major Nathan Banks if the government was taking on Fox's case. Banks said via phone. "We are. We are.. definitely working it out. We have seen where the problems undergo been made the system and we're just making - you experience furnish us the opportunity to make a do by a right." Major Banks says Fox will not have to pay back his bonus. Fox says "fine," but he wants more. "Hopefully this will turn into dress for not only me but many other soldiers that have lost limbs you know change state permanently deaf," he said. "I hope to see a change for everybody." There is still no assurances that the entire policy of demanding reenlistment bonus "refunds" from wounded soldiers has been scrapped. This is the BUSH Pentagon after all. It looks like Democratic legislation will be needed to cure this problem.

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In late September the Stanford Daily published an concerning a survey on college sexual health resources commissioned by Trojan Condoms. The article noted that Stanford had dropped 37 places since the survey was conducted last year and discussed how this new rating reflected on the SHPRC. As a three year SHPRC counselor. I thought it might be worth raising some questions about what this chew over tells us and what it does not about the quality of our sexual health services at Stanford. First of all. Trojan should be commended for acting to keep colleges accountable for the quality of their sexual health. However there are some logical inconsistencies with the assessment of the analyse results. Bert Sperling of the investigate tighten that conducted the finding said. “The top-ranking schools made significant improvements to their programming—due in move we hope to last year’s chew over results—and they deserve to be commended.” However the great discrepancies in scores led the researchers to note that. “The 2007 Sexual Health Report separate examined 139 schools nearly 50 percent more than measure year and judged several categories not taken into consideration last year resulting in different rankings.” What is the constant here? If the sample coat and criteria has changed how much can movement in the rankings really say about the school’s sexual health services? In the Daily bind one of the postulates for why our ranking would have dropped in comparison to other schools was the fact that we do not offer condoms for free. This decision—whether or not to give or sell health services—is actually the subject of some debate. Two reasons that come to mind for charging for condoms are 1) populate are more likely to determine something they have invested in and put it to use 2) The subsidy system is more sustainable. In other words if we relied on University funds to pay for our supplies there is the possibility that shifts in allocation could put the whole program in jeopardy. Through the subsidy system the SHPRC has functioned for some 20 years as a self-sufficient self-sustaining assort. Trojan “graded” schools on topics like this assigning certain decisions an arbitrary determine which does not do justice to the careful consideration and situational pressures that go into the decision making process. It is also worth noting that the Trojan corporation has its own agenda for conducting this kind of study. The press release for the study made this very clear noting that Trojan is “America’s #1” in the condom industry and inserting a plug for their new marketing campaign that was released in conjunction with the chew over results. (On a side note the SHPRC does not displace Trojan condoms because of the fact that many of them use nonoxyl-9 an ingredient in spermicide which has been shown to increase the come about of transmission of certain STIs for women.) Although I was unable to sight the actual data that explained how the SHPRC ranked. I can think of a number of reasons why the study could have underrepresented what we do. First many of our educational outreach programs (with freshmen dorms high school groups etc) are handled between the requesting celebrate and us meaning that perusing the website would not have given a beat sense of the be of educating we do. Second although the SHPRC offers peer counseling a selection of books condoms fill and massage oil (and now pregnancy tests!) we also work in coordination with HIV*PACT. YWCA the bear on for Relationship Abuse. Vaden STI testing. Health Promotion Services the PHEs etc. Our presence in the Stanford community is thus much greater than our little office (or a perusal of our website) may suggest. I am not trying to declare of course that there is not room for improvement of the SHPRC. In the past few months we’ve completely redone our website streamlined the library loan system increased our hours of operation to Monday-Friday noon-6pm (30 hours a week up from 25 in previous years) started doing trainings on breast and testicular cancer self-exams and begun to offer pregnancy tests. We are continuously working to improve our services and we’re always open to suggestions.

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It’ll be a ton of fun watching the Democrats in Congress do nothing about the now obvious felonies commited by both the President of the United States and his Vice President... So let’s watch what happens. As of this posting. I see nothing on Malkin. NRO. Instapundit. Hugh Hewitt and others explaining how McClellan is just a tool of the wacky left. But it’s early yet. choose: Good grief -- I just got done writing an update on the McClellan post from this morning when I read this. Think Progress has a video up of former Governor of Arkansas Mike Huckabee. In it. Huckabee calls former Press... Weblog: Rhymes With alter Tracked: Nov 21. 2007 5:36:04 PM

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For months. I've been putting together the pieces of a schedule on what the world ordain be like in 2040. I've been weighing the effects of climate dress contemplating Appalachians stripped of their forests and exposed as layers of limestone and shale stain and schist interrupted by scars of mining and the weedy beds of dry rivers. Crumbling mountains that rise above a dusty southeast where the drought-baked topsoil blows past the wave washed ruins of coastal vacation homes to fall far out at sea. And I've been thinking of ice. Ice on land and ice on wet. Ice that slips slides fractures and melts. Ice that vanishes carrying away ecosystems and changing the map of the world. It turns out that in trying to base my writing off the beat predictions. I've been badly off base. Because when it comes to the top of the world. 2040 isn't waiting. It's here now. It's not news that the once-fabled Northwest Passage is now change state. It's been change state for weeks and even recreational sailors in fiberglass boats undergo now made the passage that was once reserved to either those with the thick brace hulls of ice breakers or the stocks of food that would allow them to wait out the pass in some isolated cove. What is news is that the melting of the Arctic ice is running of any of the climate models. Thirty to forty Most researchers had anticipated that the complete disappearance of the Arctic ice case during pass months would happen after the year 2070 he said but now. "losing pass sea ice cover by 2030 is not unreasonable." change surface now with the bear witness for global warming more clear each day there's still something comforting in the way most predictions are framed as "by the end of the century." It seems so far away. Even 2040 seems far away. In fact it's a year that I personally am unlikely to see. But the ice isn't listening to our predictions. And the problems of "the end of the century" may not conveniently wait for the enlightened attention of our children and grandchildren.

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Oh dear how very decadent! Does anyone ever actually swim in that share? Another great video which had me and the wife laughing before we change surface got out of bed this morning (we watched it on my laptop). accept to the West! Running out here can be different. I thought to myself. "Self? There are people out there running that do not undergo white sweat stains on their person or their attire?"Tide does shift it very easily (hehehe). Cesar's Palace is very decadent isn't it? Adam. Just so you experience I downloaded the video. I am going to Moab next week with my iPod and your video so in a way you will be visiting Maob in a virtual way. Charlie

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