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Help for Boarding Houses
Reform is needed to keep boarding houses a viable housing option, with occupancy rights, support for residents, and Government programs to keep the sector financially viable. If re-elected, I will develop a Private Members Bill to provide for "Occupancy Agreements" in NSW, based on the ACT model.
My Lord Mayoral Salary Trust funded the Redfern Legal Centre's Tenants Advice and Advocacy Service to prepare a residents' kit. Their work shows a complex maze of legislation that means boarding house disputes must go to expensive and lengthy action in the Supreme Court.
Other tenants and landlords have a specific Act and Regulations that set out their rights and responsibilities. The Act provides for cheap and quick access to the Consumer, Trader and Tenancy Tribunal, where people don't need legal representation.
Queensland, Victoria and the ACT have tenancy regulation for boarding houses, and I have repeatedly called for NSW legislation.
The Government should fund support services for vulnerable residents based on the Newtown Neighbourhood Centre's boarding house project, which supports residents and operators, links people with health and welfare support services and runs information sessions.
My 1993 legislation to reduce rates and land tax for boarding houses helped reduce operators' costs. This approach should be expanded to reflect massive increases in housing costs. Government industry support programs are needed to reduce operating costs, as recommended by the 2007 Department of Housing Boarding House Accommodation Study.
In response to my Parliamentary Questions, the Minister for Fair Trading said an interdepartmental committee on the Reform of the Shared Private Residential Services Sector was set up in May 2008. The Minister for Housing reported that the Boarding House Financial Assistance Program has been updated, and he is reviewing options. We are yet to see action.
Apart from people living on the streets, boarding house residents are some of the most vulnerable people in our community. It is an indictment that action has not been taken to address their needs.
Unlicensed boarding houses are a vital low cost housing option, but there has been a continuing decline in numbers since the 1970s, putting vulnerable people at greater risk of homelessness.
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Unfortunately, this made Lightroom add the keyword "Son1, Son2" (including the comma) to the image.
However, I noticed that the Keyword Set EDITOR seems to treat the words as separate keywords, suggestion alternatives as a drop-down menu.
My suggestion is to extend the Keyword Set to allow it to add multiple keywords. Alternatively, flag entries containing comma-characters as erroneous.
FYI, you can do it with the Painter tool.
Allowing comma as both data and data separator seems wrong to me.
Dorin, I'm aware that the painter tool can do this. However, typically one photo is of me with Son1, the next contains both my sons, etc. Hence, modifying the painter tool (i.e. typing) for each combination of people is no easier than marking all photos containing the same people and typing in the keyword directly.


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I Dream of Jeannie (1965)
1 factual error in Jeannie, the Hip Hippie - chronological order
Starring: Barbara Eden, Bill Daily, Hayden Rorke, Larry Hagman
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Jeannie, the Hip Hippie - S3-E6
Factual error: At the end of the episode, Major Nelson leaves his Cocoa Beach, Florida, house and drives down the street. Behind the house at the end of the street (which is the home used for the Stephens family on "Bewitched"), there is a mountain. There are no mountains in Cocoa Beach.
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Question: What language is Jeannie speaking at first and how do they get around the three wish rule?
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Answer: Regarding the three wishes, there was never any set-in-stone rule or belief. This appears to originate from "The Ridiculous Wishes" or "The Three Ridiculous Wishes" that is a French literary fairy tale written by Charles Perrault and was published in 1697. It sort of set the standard for genie rules that later appeared in other folk tales and then in movies and TV shows. Like vampire lore, common details can be changed by any author to suit their story.
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About 3 minutes into the show, Don Rickles goes around a corner to get some equipment but you can see his left arm at the corner while he's waiting for his spot to come back into the scene.
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Retro Reviews The Shadow #1
Retro Reviews - The Shadow #1
2063 views • Oct 3, '18 • (1) Comment
Welcome to another "Retro Review" edition of Longbox Junk, where I take a closer look at some of the more "valuable" single issues in my collection instead of my usual discount box fare.
This time out, I take a trip back to 1973 and take a look at what many comic fans consider to be the best version of one of my favorite characters. . .the dark avenger known as The Shadow!
THE SHADOW #1
THE DOOM PUZZLE
SCRIPT: Dennis (Denny) O'Neal
PENCILS: Michael Kaluta
COVER: Michael Kaluta
As usual with these retro reviews, part of my fun in doing them is finding out about the background of the comic at hand, so indulge me a paragraph or three as I outline some of what I learned.
So what we have here is the first issue of a short-lived (12 issue) DC run on the popular pulp character, The Shadow. He'd been around since the 1930's, but had fallen a bit out of the public eye by the 1970's, thanks in part to a disastrous Archie Comics run with the character in the mid 1960's where they tried to turn The Shadow into a superhero complete with green and purple tights and cape. I don't have any issues of this run, but from what I understand, it's pretty much regarded as the very definition of Longbox Junk.
Thankfully, DC decided they wanted to stay true to the pulp roots of the character that inspired one of their most popular superheroes of all time, Batman. DC originally hired Jim Steranko as artist, but Steranko wanted to write the book as well.
DC had already decided that they wanted Denny O'Neil writing The Shadow, so they passed on Steranko and passed the art to Bernie Wrightson, who was quickly becoming a superstar artist with his work on Swamp Thing. Unfortunately, Wrightson quickly realized that he couldn't handle two ongoing series at the same time, so DC passed the art to Mike Kaluta.
And so that's how we ended up with the perfect combination of writer and artist to provide the world with what I consider possibly one of the greatest first issues of ANY series I've ever read.
Okay. . .I guess I'm getting a little ahead of myself. Let's start at the beginning.
I have to admit that I'm a little prejudiced in favor of this particular comic. My wife (who isn't a comic fan) bought this issue for me about 10 years ago for Father's Day. She found a BEAUTIFUL copy (I'd grade it 8.5) in an antique store and bought it for ten lousy bucks just because she knew I liked old comics and she liked the cover.
I normally tell her not to try to buy comics for me, but this ONE time she hit a home run! For 10 years, that awesome cover has greeted me every time I walk into my man-cave. It was the first comic cover I put up on the "Wall O' Fame" and the only one that hasn't moved.
Anyway. . .there it is. Front and center. What more can I say about that fantastic Kaluta cover other than I consider it to be one of the greatest comic book covers of all, and I never get tired of seeing it.
But enough of that. I'm not here to review a cover. Let's get inside this thing!
So the story goes like this:
While breaking up a gang of thugs in Brooklyn, The Shadow comes into possession of a coded note that sends him following a trail of clues. . .first to an exclusive nightclub, where as his alter ego Lamont Cranston, he overhears rumors of a gathering small army of criminals.
From there he has one of his agents, Harry Vincent, stake out an area of town where Vincent witnesses a gang of criminals attack a police transport and free the prisoners. During the gunfight, Vincent is taken prisoner, but The Shadow manages to track down his location.
After defeating the gangsters holding Vincent, The Shadow interrogates one and discovers further clues to an expanding criminal plot which lead him to visit a Wall Street financier in the guise of Lamont Cranston the next day and discovering that a large shipment of worn currency to be destroyed is leaving New York for Washington D.C. that night. . .the final piece of the puzzle.
Later that night, as the shipment of currency leaves in armored cars and guarded by U.S. army troops, a group of thugs wait to blow up the George Washington Bridge and send the convoy into the water. The Shadow arrives by gyrocopter to stop the plot to blow the bridge up, and then destroys a submarine that was waiting below to salvage the sunken armored cars and escape with the money undetected.
But those were just the hirelings there to carry out the plan. The mastermind was still at large, and The Shadow doesn't do things halfway. The Shadow captures the fleeing Wall Street financier who was one of the only ones who knew the route the currency convoy was taking, and during a struggle, forces him to shoot himself.
The weed of crime bears bitter fruit! The End.
All in all it's a pretty simple story, but one that moves at a nice steady pace and is very well written by Denny O'Neil. . .with spot on dialogue and great pulp/ noir lines like, "In the distance a foghorn moans -- Or is it the cry of something lost, something damned?"
I see a lot of comics from the 70's that are definitely products of their time with slang and cultural attitudes that clearly mark when the comic was written just as surely as the date on the inside cover. O'Neil's dark and atmospheric writing on The Shadow evokes the pre-WWII era without a hint of the 1970's and makes even a simple story like "The Doom Puzzle" a true pleasure to read.
And then there's the art.
Just as with the writing, It's usually not hard for me to tell when a comic came out just by looking at the art. It always sort of stretches my suspension of comic book disbelief when I'm reading a WWII comic and the characters have shaggy haircuts straight from 1975. There isn't a hint of the 70's in this comic. Kaluta's art is dark, moody, and perfectly evokes the era that the characters inhabit.
Every page of this comic oozes character and atmosphere in such a way that perfectly compliments O'Neil's pulp/noir writing and really makes me just want to re-read the comic again, even though I just put it down 15 minutes ago to write this review. The art on this comic stands the test of time and I'd definitely call it superior to many modern artists on the racks right now.
I really like Kaluta's unusual panel style!
BUT. . .
No comic is perfect. This one comes close, but not quite all the way. The main problem with this otherwise fantastic piece of comic art is that it is NOT new reader friendly. Who The Shadow is or what his powers or motivations are is not explained except in the most vague and oblique ways.
Who his agents are, why they serve him, and how they came to be his agents isn't even touched on, beyond their names and the fact that they take his orders without question. As a huge fan of The Shadow, I know all these things. . .but if one knows nothing about the character this is a pretty lousy introduction.
It seems to be fully expected that whoever is reading this comic is already a fan of The Shadow. Newcomers need not apply. I don't have any other issues of this run, so I don't know if The Shadow and his Agents are expanded on in later issues, but I wonder if this cold opening and unfriendliness to new readers might have something to do with the run being quite short. If so, then that's a shame.
Overall, despite not being very friendly to new readers at all, I can easily say that for fans of The Shadow, this is a comic that MUST be in your collection. It has a fairly simple story, but the obvious love of the character in both O'Neil's writing and Kaluta's art elevates this single issue into something great. From the fantastic cover to the final panel, The Shadow #1 is a true example of comics as art.
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Your wife definitely made the right call in making this purchase! Great cover. I certainly wouldn't mind having this issue in my collection. Thanks for the breakdown of the story. And I tend to agree that it's nice to give new readers a little background. Although in today's world, at least we have the Internet and can usually gain a little knowledge if we want to.
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What you guys think about him? Daily Mail is reporting we are in talks with him, and also been mentioned by many reliable sources on Twitter.
He's a left footed centreback, captain of Ajax, who can play anywhere in the back four. One year left in his contract so we can get him for cheap (6-8mil) and he's only 23-24 years old (I think). Belgian as well.
If we are into him then we can say bye bye to Djourou and Squillaci I guess. Kos-TV-Mertesacker-Vertonghen-Miquel-Bartley all capable of filling up the position (IF he signs). Also he has mentioned a few times last months that he would love to sign for us.
I think Djourou recently signed a contract extension. So I can't see where Vertoghen fits in Wenger's plans.
I like the idea of signing him. But maybe surplus to requirements.
We need someone that is either a definite starter, or an old head happy to fill in when needed.
I can't see this happening, where would he fit in? He's the captain of Ajax and at an age where he needs to be playing regular football, why would we pursue him when we've got 3 established CBs all around the same age as him and ahead of him in the pecking order?
CB is not the position we need to be filling.
Deal will be announced soon. Fee is agreed.
He can also play in the central midfield area.
Would take him in a heart-beat, better than Djourou and Squillaci. Pretty much on the same level as Koscielny, Vermaelen and Mertesacker (who I rate behind Koscielny and Vermaelen).
Captain at Ajax. Scores his share of goals for a defender. Can play left-back and defensive-midfield too.
Definitely making the squad stronger.
Samritpal Singh wrote: Deal will be announced soon. Fee is agreed.
Really? Where the hell are we going to play these people?
I realise people say "can play left back, midfield" etc etc but Vermaelen "can" play left back, he did this season and he was lightyears away from his peak as a centreback. He is a Centreback is he not? This worries me that other areas that need strengthening wont be now.
Jenks - would not be surprised by this move and personally, am quite excited about it. I reckon we will be spending in the range of £40 million this summer.
Podolski already announced. Vertonghen allegedly on the way. Am expecting us to sign another attacking player and a defensive mid-fielder as well (the last one baffles me a bit).
Hopefully, will be getting rid of alot of deadwood as well, which should fetch us over £20 million.
Does he fit into our strongest 11?
If not, I dont see the point right now, we bought too many squad players last season and we need to strengthen our first 11 imo.
Maybe not the first XI, but keeping in mind Vermaelen's injury record - if he is better than Mertesacker and Djourou, he will be adding to the starting XI.
We spent good money on Mertesacker, I cant for the life of me think he will be our 4th choice defender. He will be off within a week.
Mike, he has 1 year left and he wants to move. I'd take him in a heartbeat if he costs 6mil. What's to worry? We can do rotation. See when Koscielny got banned and Vermaelen got injured, Vertonghen can step up.
This better be true Sam.
Would he want to sit on our bench though? Normally id be happy but I really think we need a proper anchor in midfield and a left back above another centre back.
Does he get picked above Vermaelen at Centre Back for Belgium? Ive read people on here before that Vermaelen plays left back for Belgium?
I find it hard to believe that we have a deal in place for him. We have 3 very good CB's in the team all three of them better than him. If we get him we might use him as DM which puts and end to the M'vila rumors so I chose not to believe this.
If we have agreed the deal, wouldn't be surprised if it's announced at a strategic time - like if we fail to qualify for the CL.
Yes Vermaelen plays left back for Belgium. Vertonghen can play left back too. Also remember Kolo Toure was a right winger when he started. Petit was a left back.
Trust Wenger to bring the best out of players.
Yea, he might just buy M'vila and make him the next Cesc Fabregas.
Sami Rockfeller wrote: Yea, he might just buy M'vila and make him the next Cesc Fabregas.
he is a world class player available for cheap.
we can always sell him next season for something like 15-20 millions.
Yes because thats how football works.
I really fail to see how this is anything but a good move. He's captain of Ajax, a great CB (a lot of Ajax fans and writers say he's better than Vermaelen), and from what I've read it looks like Wenger will be turning him into a DM as deputy to Song which is a position we definitely need someone in. We rely too heavily on Song and I don't think Le Coq or Frimmy are ready to be his backup next season.
Vertonghen will get at least 15 starts a season and Arsenal is a definite step up from Ajax.
I am very very excited about this move.
Edit: In all likelihood this means the end for Squid and JD, which isn't really a bad thing now is it?
Really happy Wenger is wrapping up transfers early this year.
He can play left back, center back and defensive mid. Knowing our injuries, i say he'll get at least 15 starts and 25 appearances overall.
Where would you accommodate 4 decent CB's? I still find this news hard to believe.


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Rockies Extend Scott Oberg
By Connor Byrne | December 11, 2019 at 4:17pm CDT
The Rockies have reached a contract extension with reliever Scott Oberg, Bob Nightengale of USA Today reports. It's a three-year, $13MM deal with an $8MM club option for 2023. However, the pact contains escalators that could push the value to $15MM over three years and $26MM for four, per Ken Rosenthal of The Athletic. Oberg is a client of agent Brian Charles of Big League Management Company, LLC.
Prior to this extension, Oberg had been projected to earn $2MM via arbitration in 2020. That will still be the case, according to the New York Post's Joel Sherman, who adds that Oberg will be guaranteed $4MM in 2021 and and $7MM in '22. This extension will overlap with his final two arbitration-eligible campaigns and, if the option is exercised in a few seasons, buy out two free-agent years.
The fact that Oberg has become a core piece for the Rockies is fairly remarkable, as the team didn't invest much in him (a 15th-round pick) when it drafted him in 2012. The right-handed Oberg became a regular out of the Colorado bullpen in 2015, but he didn't truly blossom until 2018.
Oberg has quietly been one of the game's most effective relievers since his breakout season, having relied on a fastball-slider combo to log a 2.35 ERA/3.20 FIP with 9.03 K/9, 2.75 BB/9 and a strong 52.7 percent groundball rate across 114 2/3 innings. Looking at Oberg's home/road splits, it's clear pitching at the hitter-friendly Coors Field hasn't really fazed the 29-year-old in recent seasons.
Oberg did see his overall production plummet as 2019 progressed, but he was dealing with significant health worries then that affected his numbers. He didn't take the mound past Aug. 16 on account of blood clots in his right elbow, which forced him to undergo surgery to address the issue. That was the second time Oberg has battled blood clots during his career, but there doesn't seem to be any concern on the part of him or the Rockies that it'll be an ongoing problem.
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West Notes: Panda, D-backs, Astros, Rockies
By Connor Byrne | August 30, 2019 at 12:15am CDT
The latest on several notable players from the majors' West divisions…
Although Giants third baseman Pablo Sandoval is set for Tommy John surgery, his season doesn't look over quite yet. Manager Bruce Bochy told Kerry Crowley of the Bay Area News Group and other reporters Thursday that Sandoval could at least make some pinch-hit appearances before he goes under the knife. In the meantime, Sandoval will test out his swing to see if he'll be able to contribute more this season. The longtime Giant, 33, is a strong bet to hit free agency in the offseason, meaning his run in San Francisco could be on the verge of concluding.
Diamondbacks right-hander Luke Weaver continues progressing toward a 2019 return, Richard Morin of the Arizona Republic relays. Weaver, out since late May with a UCL strain and a flexor sprain in his pitching arm, will throw a 25-pitch bullpen session on Friday, and the club will determine where to go from there. While Weaver was eminently effective out of the Diamondbacks' rotation earlier this season, the lack of time left in the campaign will force him to pitch from their bullpen if he does return. Meantime, the news is less encouraging for fellow righty Taijuan Walker, whose 2018 Tommy John surgery and '19 shoulder problems have stopped him from taking a major league mound this season. Walker is throwing, but it's "unlikely" that he'll come back this year, Morin writes.
In welcome news for the Astros' bullpen, injured reliever Ryan Pressly is doing "quite well" in his recovery from knee surgery, according to manager A.J. Hinch (via Brian McTaggart of MLB.com). Pressly could resume light throwing over the weekend. His absence dating back to Aug. 21 has deprived the title-contending Astros of arguably their best reliever as the postseason approaches. The right-handed Pressly has logged a 2.50 ERA/2.83 FIP with tremendous strikeout and walk rates (11.62 K/9, 1.97 BB/9) over 50 1/3 innings this season. Teammate and fellow righty reliever Josh James could come off the IL this weekend, meanwhile, per McTaggart. The promising 26-year-old has fanned a prolific 14.03 batters per nine across 51 1/3 frames this season, though a bloated walk rate (5.03 per nine) has helped lead to a 4.73 ERA/4.11 FIP.
Rockies reliever Scott Oberg explained to Thomas Harding of MLB.com why he recently underwent surgery to address blood clots in his right arm, saying, "It just felt really heavy." It's the second instance of blood clots for Oberg, but fortunately, he's not suffering from any kind of major medical condition. The soon-to-be 30-year-old expects to be ready to go for 2020, when he'll try to build on a second straight impressive campaign. This season has been anything but impressive for Rockies lefty Kyle Freeland, who's currently on the IL with a strained groin, but he's working toward a return; however, there's no timetable for a possible comeback, Harding relays. Freeland went from Cy Young candidate a year ago to someone who has faced a minor league demotion this season and pitched to a ghastly 6.98 ERA/6.12 FIP over 20 starts and 99 1/3 innings in the bigs.
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West Notes: Felix, Oberg, Dahl
By Dylan A. Chase | August 20, 2019 at 7:57am CDT
Erstwhile Mariners ace Felix Hernandez toed the rubber for the Tacoma Rainiers on Monday night and it shouldn't be long before he's donning a Seattle uni once again, according to a report from Ryan Divish of the Seattle Times. Hernandez, out since May 12th with a lat-strain, threw 69 pitches and was largely effective in Tacoma, utilizing an 88-90 mph fastball to limit the Salt Lake Bees to one run over three-plus innings pitched. Indications are that the living legend would slide into the M's rotation come Saturday, which would end the weeks-long four-man rotation dance that manager Scott Servais has had to orchestrate since the club's trade of Mike Leake at the MLB trade deadline. For what it's worth, Hernandez is looking at this return as a moment to savor, saying: "It's going to be my last year. I don't know what's going to happen next year so I need to go out there and show them that I still love the fans and still love Seattle."
It has been a long time since Hernandez flashed the kind of dominance that he displayed during a halcyon 2009-2014 run, but his return should be a welcome reprieve for M's faithful during a "step-back" 2019 season. Though they may not be able to count on him to pitch in vintage form, Hernandez's return–along with expected promotions for prospects Justus Sheffield, Justin Dunn, and Jake Fraley–should help add some intrigue to Seattle's September frames. Hernandez has a 5.75 ERA since 2018's outset and is playing in the final year of a 7-year/$175MM accord.
More news from around the left coast…
The blood clot complications experienced by Rockies relief ace Scott Oberg last week were a perspective-granting moment for those in-and-around the game of baseball. Though the Colorado org was looking to the veteran to handle save situations in the wake of Wade Davis' dissolution, Oberg's emergency hospital admission and subsequent surgery were a late-season reminder of the relative triviality of the game played between the lines. To their credit, Colorado is doing what's necessary to ensure the long-term health of the righthander, as Oberg will travel with the team to St. Louis to see a specialist regarding his medical issue, per a tweet from Nick Groke of The Athletic (link). Primarily, the team wants to determine the danger involved with this recurrence of a blood clot for Oberg, who dealt with a similar issue in 2016.
In less heavy news for the purple-and-black outfit, Rockies outfielder David Dahl was with the team in the visiting clubhouse of Chase Field on Monday, according to a report from Jake Rill of MLB.com. Dahl, who has been rehabbing at a team complex since he went on the injured list with a high right ankle sprain on Aug. 3, will also travel with the team to St. Louis, where he will continue a rehab regimen largely based around activities like underwater treadmill running and throwing. The 25-year-old lefty swinger made the All-Star team this year on the strength of a .302/.353/.524 batting line that is somewhat undercut by his park-adjusted wRC+ figure of 108. Dahl does expect to have a chance to return and improve upon that line before season's end, although he likely won't go on a rehab assignment due to the minor league season's imminent closure.
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Rockies Claim Wes Parsons
By Steve Adams and Jeff Todd | August 19, 2019 at 2:04pm CDT
The Rockies announced that they've claimed right-handed reliever Wes Parsons off waivers from the Braves, who had designated him for assignment over the weekend. In order to make room on the 40-man roster, the Rox moved Scott Oberg from the 10-day IL to the 60-day IL, definitively ending his season. Oberg went on the IL over the weekend due to a blood clot.
With an immediate need for fresh arms and a longer-term interest in finding cost-efficient relief pitching, it's no surprise that the Rox made a strike here. Parsons hasn't quite reached his 27th birthday, has options remaining, and is still a long way from arbitration. It's possible he'll be given a chance to pitch his way into the team's plans for 2020.
If he's to take advantage of the opportunity, Parsons will need to improve upon his initial showing in Atlanta. He carried a 3.52 ERA through 15 1/3 MLB innings this year, but didn't get there in style. With 13 walks to go with a dozen strikeouts, along with a lowly 6.9% swinging-strike rate, it was clear that Parsons wasn't fooling MLB hitters.
That said, there's still reason to hope for better. Parsons has a history of quality results in the upper minors; this year, at Triple-A, he worked to a 2.86 ERA with 8.6 K/9 and 3.3 BB/9 along with a 56.8% groundball rate. No doubt the Rox are particularly intrigued by the fact that Parsons has typically induced quite a few worm burners and limited the long ball as a minor-leaguer.
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Rockies' Scott Oberg Likely Out For Season
By George Miller | August 18, 2019 at 12:42pm CDT
The Rockies announced today that they have placed closer Scott Oberg on the 10-day injured list with blood clots in his right arm. To take his spot on the active roster, right-hander DJ Johnson has been recalled from Triple-A.
The Athletic's Nick Groke adds that Oberg has undergone a procedure to dissolve the clot, which will likely keep the 29-year-old out of action for the remainder of the season. In Oberg's absence, Wade Davis will be reinstalled as the Rockies' closer, a role that he relinquished only about two weeks ago. Oberg also saw his 2016 season end prematurely due to the same issue, which required two surgeries and roughly three months away from baseball activities. He was able to pitch a full season in 2017.
Oberg has quietly established himself as the Rockies' finest reliever over the last two seasons, a span over which he has posted a cumulative 2.35 ERA in 114 2/3 innings pitched. He's recorded five saves since supplanting Davis as the Rockies' ninth-inning man. Following the season, he will be eligible for arbitration for the first time, which should earn him a solid payday for his efforts over the last two years.
Johnson, a 29-year-old righty, will get another crack at the big league level with Oberg sidelined. The former has appeared in 14 games for the Rockies this year, though the results have not been promising. He's walked 11 batters—more than the 10 he has struck out—in 11 2/3 innings. His Triple-A track record is considerably more impressive, as he's struck out 12.2 batters per nine innings this season in the Pacific Coast League, which could lend itself to some optimism for Johnson's potential as a Major League reliever. Of course, he's had limited exposure at the top level, so there's time for him to figure it out, and he should have a fine opportunity to do so over the season's final month and a half.
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Jeff Bridich: Rockies Playing "Really Bad Baseball"
By Connor Byrne | July 18, 2019 at 1:36am CDT
This has been an up-and-down season for the Rockies, who began 3-12, climbed all the way to 40-34 and have since nosedived to 46-50. The multiple rotten stretches the Rockies have stumbled through this year may prevent them from earning a third straight playoff berth, but for now, they're a still-manageable 3 1/2 games out of wild-card position in the jam-packed National League. However, that doesn't seem to be of much solace to general manager Jeff Bridich, who admitted to Thomas Harding of MLB.com that the Rockies are playing "really bad baseball." Bridich added that the Rockies' horrid performance over the past several weeks could complicate matters leading up to the July 31 trade deadline.
"It all needs addressing," Bridich said of his roster, though he doesn't see "any quick fixes" and suggested he's not gearing up to purchase outside help right now. While Harding notes Bridich bought at the previous two deadlines, which helped the team get to the postseason in each case, the GM was frank in saying this year "feels different" compared to those seasons.
"Just watch us play," Bridich said. "We get a good outing from our starter and we'll find a way to lose that game through offense or the bullpen or defense. We'll get a lot of offense one game and our bullpen will come blow it or defense will blow it, or combine. There's a different way each night, it seems. When that's your reality in all parts of your team, it's a tough go to fix all that in one small time period of the year."
Problems are indeed prevalent for the Rockies. Despite having to pitch half its season at Coors Field, Colorado's staff was legitimately effective last year. Among their starters, Kyle Freeland finished fourth in NL Cy Young voting, German Marquez was a strikeout machine, and Tyler Anderson, Jon Gray and Antonio Senzatela offered fine complementary performances. This year, with the exception of Gray, everyone from that group has taken noticeable steps back. Meanwhile, the Rockies' bullpen has felt the absence of Adam Ottavino, who signed with the Yankees in the offseason, and fellow veterans Wade Davis and Seunghwan Oh (whose season is now over because of an elbow injury) have been dreadful. The bullpen's lone bright spot over a large sample of work has been Scott Oberg, who has posted a 1.35 ERA/3.06 FIP in 46 2/3 frames.
As Bridich suggested, the Rockies' position player group has also fallen flat. Despite the presences of Nolan Arenado, Trevor Story, Charlie Blackmon and David Dahl, the unit's the fifth worst in the league by fWAR (5.2). Colorado has scored the majors' fourth-most runs (527), but according to park-adjusted metric wRC+ (85), only five offenses have been worse. In the field, the club has been run-of-the-mill at best in errors (15th), Defensive Runs Saved (20th) and Ultimate Zone Rating (22nd).
Thanks to the Rockies' team-wide issues, they may be more inclined to sell or stand pat than buy in the next two weeks. The trouble is, if the team wants to ship players out, it doesn't seem to have a lot of realistic trade chips. Oh, catcher Chris Iannetta and infielder Mark Reynolds are the Rockies' only impending free agents, but there's little to no trade value in any of those cases. While the Rockies would likely jump at the chance to get any of the big contracts of Davis, Ian Desmond, Jake McGee and Bryan Shaw off their books, that's not happening. Daniel Murphy has been hot of late, though he's a soon-to-be 35-year-old with almost $18MM in guaranteed money left on his contract through 2020.
On the other hand, Story – who has two years of arbitration eligibility left after this one – would bring back a haul in a trade. But it's almost impossible to imagine the Rockies dealing the 26-year-old this summer, especially considering they'd like to extend him. Gray and Oberg, who also come with arbitration control through 2021, would be easier to give up than Story. However, it would take a "truly special" return for the team to trade either of those right-handers, according to Harding.
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Rockies Notes: Hoffman, Oberg, De La Rosa
By Steve Adams | May 23, 2019 at 8:50am CDT
Some notes out of Denver to kick off Thursday morning…
The Rockies are likely to promote right-hander Jeff Hoffman to start Friday's game, Thomas Harding of MLB.com reports. It's been a rough start to the season for the once-premium pitching prospect, as Hoffman will lug a 7.57 ERA with him from Triple-A to the Majors if he does indeed get the call. It's been a boom or bust year for Hoffman so far, as he's had two absolutely disastrous starts but also mixed in a series of impressive outings; Hoffman yielded 10 earned runs in four innings on April 16 and another eight earned runs in his most recent start, but he was quite good in the interim (1.96 ERA, 27-to-5 K/BB ratio in 18 1/3 innings of Triple-A ball, plus a respectable outing at the MLB level). This is a make or break year for Hoffman in many regards, as it's his final option season. Tyler Anderson's knee injury could create a long-term opening in the rotation for him, but Hoffman will obviously need to earn that spot moving forward rather than have it handed to him.
Colorado plans to use Scott Oberg as the primary closer while Wade Davis is sidelined by an oblique injury, manager Bud Black told reporters last night (Twitter link via Nick Groke of The Athletic). Oberg's 1.77 ERA makes him a logical first candidate for ninth-inning gig, but the numbers beyond that point are far more questionable. He's punched out just 13 hitters against 11 walks in 20 1/3 innings so far this season while benefiting immensely from a .196 average on balls in play and a sky-high 89.6 percent strand rate. Those red flags lead metrics like FIP (4.70), xFIP (4.91) and SIERA (5.31) to forecast some substantial regression for Oberg over the long haul if he can't rebound to his 2018 form. Last season, Oberg averaged 8.7 K/9 against just 1.8 BB/9 with a 56 percent grounder rate, so there's certainly hope for improved peripherals moving forward, but it should be noted that his average fastball has dipped from 95.3 mph last year to 94.0 mph in 2019.
Groke also tweeted yesterday that veteran lefty Jorge De La Rosa could pitch in a minor league game in the near future after being sidelined by an oblique issue early this season. Colorado inked the 38-year-old to a minor league contract last month on the heels of a solid 2018 campaign split between the D-backs and the Cubs. Left-handed relief has been a tough area for the Rockies all season, as Harrison Musgrave has struggled, Jake McGee has been injured and Mike Dunn has pitched to a 5.02 ERA (despite more encouraging K/BB numbers). De La Rosa would likely need at least a few weeks to build up before he's a viable option, but a return could be a possibility at some point next month if he shows well in the minors.
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Rockies Notes: Chemistry, Leadoff, Bullpen Roles
By TC Zencka | February 16, 2019 at 11:26am CDT
Although team chemistry is difficult to gauge and impossible to measure, there's little doubt to the positive impact made by lead-by-example types Nolan Arenado and Charlie Blackmon, per Patrick Saunders of the Denver Post. While Arenado and Blackmon make the culture what it is with their intensity and work ethic – as they should since they're the two highest paid players on the team – they're not necessarily vocal leaders. Someone will have to step into the void left by the departures of Carlos Gonzalez, Gerardo Parra and DJ LeMahieu, three players who handled a brunt of the interpersonal clubhouse responsibilities last season. Parra kept the mood light, LeMahieu fueled the competitive spirit, and CarGo took on the responsibility of access, making himself available to the press more often than not. The latter is an interesting and important responsibility, as some guys are better than others at shutting out the noise that comes with playing professionally. Mark Reynolds figures to be a top candidate to take on some of the emotional management of the Rockies' clubhouse, but other veterans like Ian Desmond and Chris Iannetta will have the opportunity to play more of a leadership role as well. More from Saunders on the Rockies 2019 season…
In a separate piece for the Denver Post, Saunders notes that manager Bud Black likes the potency of Blackmon's bat at the top of the lineup, and he plans to keep him there for 2019. With slugging percentages of .552, .601, and .502 the last three seasons, Blackmon fits the mold of a more traditional middle of the order bat, but Black likes the threat of the home run ball from the jump. LeMahieu handles roughly half of last season's leadoff responsibilities (with Blackmon bumped to second), but with him in New York there will be a new face at the top of the Rockies lineup. Daniel Murphy figures to fit somewhere in the top of the order mix, but youngster Garrett Hampson is another natural choice to play himself into the conversation. With walk rates between 9.0% and 15.4% in his three minor league seasons, along with solid contact rates, Hampson has the potential to match LeMahieu's contact ability while adding to it a more disciplined approach.
Whereas most of the league is turning to fluid bullpen roles and innovations like the Opener and the multi-inning stopper, Black and the Rockies maintain a more traditional bullpen philosophy, writes Saunders. Black prefers not only to have a standard closer, but also a regular eighth inning arm. Wade Davis figures to return to the closer role, but with Adam Ottavino gone, the eighth inning is up for grabs. A spring competition ought to iron out the exact bullpen roles, with Seunghwan Oh and Scott Oberg the odds-on favorites to land the setup gig, with veterans Bryan Shaw and Jake McGee peripheral contenders. Oberg made major strides last seasons, earning Black's trust down the stretch last season as he cut his walk rate from a career 4.2 BB/9 to 1.8 BB/9 in 2018.
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Players Avoiding Arbitration: Thursday
By Steve Adams and Jeff Todd | January 10, 2019 at 8:51pm CDT
The deadline for teams and players to exchange arbitration figures is tomorrow afternoon at 1pm ET. With the vast majority of teams now adopting a "file-and-trial" approach to arbitration — that is, halting negotiations on one-year contracts once figures have been exchanged and simply going to a hearing at that point — there will be a deluge of arbitration agreements in the next 24 hours. It's a minor deadline day in terms of newsworthiness — outside of the largest cases, at least — as few arbitration cases will have a significant impact on their team's overall payroll picture. From a broader perspective, though, the exchange of arb figures is perhaps more notable. With most or all of their arbitration cases out of the way, teams can focus more heavily on the trade and free-agent markets.
As always, it's interesting to refer back to MLBTR's annual arbitration projections. Here are the day's deals:
The Tigers will pay Shane Greene $4MM for the coming campaign, Murray tweets. Entering his second year of eligibility, the 30-year-old had projected at $4.8MM, owing largely to his strong tally of 32 saves. Despite appealing K/BB numbers, though, Greene finished the season with an unsightly 5.12 ERA.
Righty Nick Tropeano settled with the Angels at $1.075MM. (That's also via Murray, on Twitter.) That falls well shy of his $1.6MM projection. The first-year arb-eligible hurler was not terribly effective in his 14 starts last year and has just over two hundred career frames in the big leagues, due in no small part to a long rehab owing to Tommy John surgery.
Earlier Updates
Newly acquired outfielder Domingo Santana will earn $1.95MM in his first season with the Mariners, Bob Nightengale of USA Today reports on Twitter. That's just a touch below the $2.0MM that MLBTR & Matt Swartz had projected. The 26-year-old Santana swatted thirty long balls and had a productive overall 2017 season, but only received 235 plate appearances in the ensuing campaign — over which he hit five home runs and carried a .265/.328/.412 slash — before being dealt to Seattle.
The Angels are on the hook for $1,901,000 to rehabbing righty J.C. Ramirez, Robert Murray of The Athletic tweets. Ramirez will receive a nominal raise on his 2018 salary after requiring Tommy John surgery after just two starts.
Phillies righty Hector Neris has settled at $1.8MM, according to Jim Salisbury of NBC Sports Philadelphia (Twitter links). He had projected at $2.0MM but will settle for a bit less in his first season of arb eligibility. Right-handed starter Jerad Eickhoff, meanwhile, is slated to receive $975K. His projected first-year salary was much higher, at $1.7MM, but Eickhoff presented a tough case since he missed virtually all of his platform season with arm troubles.
Southpaw Ryan Buchter has agreed with the Athletics on a $1.4MM deal, Nightengale of reports on Twitter. That lands just a smidge over his $1.3MM projection. Soon to turn 32, Buchter worked to a sub-3.00 for the third-straight season in 2018, but only threw 39 1/3 innings while working as a lefty specialist.
Red Sox reliever Heath Hembree will receive a $1,312,500 salary next year, Alex Speier of the Boston Globe reports (Twitter link). Starter Steven Wright checks in just a shade higher, at $1.375MM, per Nightengale (via Twitter). Both players had projected in this range, with Swartz pegging $1.2MM for the former and $1.4MM for the latter. It's Hembree's first time through the process and Wright's second.
First-time arb-eligible righty Scott Oberg settled with the Rockies for $1.3MM, according to Nightengale (via Twitter). It's $100K over the projected rate for the 28-year-old hurler, who turned in far and away his most productive MLB season in 2018.
The Yankees have a $1.2MM deal in place with first baseman Greg Bird, Nightengale was first to tweet. Though he had projected a bit higher, at $1.5MM, Bird's relatively robust number of home runs (31 total in 659 career plate appearances) were threatened to be overshadowed in a hypothetical hearing by his rough overall stats over the past two seasons. He'll need to earn his way back into a larger share of playing time in 2019.
Infielder Travis Jankowski will earn $1.165MM with the Padres, per Murray (via Twitter). He projected at a heftier $1.4MM, but the Super Two qualifier will still earn a nice raise after his best season in the big leagues. Jankowski will be looking to crack 400 plate appearances for the first time in the season to come.
The Nationals have agreed to a $1MM contract with righty Joe Ross, Murray also tweets. Though Ross projected at $1.5MM for his first season of eligibility, that was based largely upon the innings he accumulated over the prior three seasons. Ross made it back from Tommy John surgery in time for only three outings in 2018.
A pair of backstops have also put pen to paper on new salaries. Curt Casali will earn $950K with the Reds, per Bobby Nightengale of the Cincinnati Enquirer (Twitter link). John Ryan Murphy has a $900K agreement with the Diamondbacks, the elder Nightengale tweets. Casali, a Super Two, had projected for a $1.3MM salary, while Murphy projected at $1.1MM in his first arb year.
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Rockies Designate Jairo Diaz, Select Jerry Vasto
By Connor Byrne | June 10, 2018 at 12:28pm CDT
The Rockies have designated right-hander Jairo Diaz for assignment and selected the contract of left-hander Jerry Vasto from Triple-A, according to a team announcement. Additionally, Colorado has placed reliever Scott Oberg on the disabled list with a back strain.
The hard-throwing Diaz joined the Rockies prior to 2015 and saw action with the team that season and during the 2017 campaign, combining for a 3.75 ERA with 7.5 K/9, 4.13 BB/9 and a strong 57.3 percent groundball rate over 24 innings. But Diaz underwent Tommy John surgery in 2016, causing him to miss that season, and has only tossed 28 2/3 innings between the majors and minors since. Diaz opened 2018 with 3 2/3 frames of four-earned run ball at the Triple-A level, and he has been shelved with forearm tightness since mid-April, Nick Groke of the Denver Post tweets.
Vasto, 26, is set to make his MLB debut after initially joining Colorado as a 24th-round pick in 2014. He ascended to the Triple-A level last season and has been particularly effective this year, having logged a 1.71 ERA with 11.14 K/9, 3.43 BB/9 and a 47.9 percent grounder rate in 21 innings.
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The prologue to Metal Gear Solid V comes out next month, and if you're expecting a nice chunk of Snake's story to keep you occupied until the full game is done, you should probably know that it's short. Really short.
Game Informer got their hands on a near-final build of Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes for their March cover story, and they say they beat the game's main mission (not including side quests or special console-exclusive missions) in less than two hours. Less than two hours!
"Judged just by the core story mission, Ground Zeroes is short," Game Informer writes in the cover story (only available in the magazine, not online). "We completed it in just less than two hours."
(For the full preview, check out this month's Game Informer.)
Ground Zeroes is out on March 18 for Xbox 360, Xbox One, PlayStation 3, and PlayStation 4. It's designed as a prologue to MGSV — because Hideo Kojima wanted to give people something to play while they wait for the next entry in his stealth-action series — but it isn't cheap: the last-gen version is $US20 digital and $US30 physical; the current-gen version is $US30 digital and $US40 physical.
Of course, it's unfair to get judgmental before we actually get our hands on this thing; this could be the best damn two hours of gameplay we've ever seen. Stellar experiences like Journey and Gone Home are also really short. But I imagine most people expected a little more from a big-budget production like Ground Zeroes.
aucix says:
It's interesting that they claim it wouldn't be right to ship with 5 because it sets the scene etc. Well what about Sons of Liberty? The initial cargo ship mission as Snake could also be done in that time but back then it was unthinkable to charge a premium for what can be included at no cost.
evilmonkey says:
but it isn't cheap: the last-gen version is $US20 digital and $US30 physical; the current-gen version is $US30 digital and $US40 physical.
Obviously these are the US prices, for a physical copy on last gen is $50 and on current gen $90 at EB.
https://www.ebgames.com.au/any/any?q=Metal%20Gear%20Solid%20V%3A%20Ground%20Zeroes
Even at Ozgameshop last gen is $43 and current gen $53.
http://www.ozgameshop.com/search/metal+gear+solid+ground+zeroes/sort-relevance
For a game that takes less than two hours to finish the main story, that's ridiculous.
Think I'll wait till it hits the $10-$20 bin.
mypetmonkey says:
Even then though…. You know at 2hrs in length actual gameplay will be about 32 seconds
n0neoftheab0ve says:
I suspect you won't have to wait long. No-one is going to buy a two hour game for $50
arkayn says:
It is $60 in Aus for the PS4 version. That's way too much.
I'll import it for now…
letrico says:
Where do you assumed that price from? I doubt it will be $60 since PS3 version is $50. Will most likely be $70.
Assume?
Eb site had $60 last I looked. You assumed I assumed. I'll look again in a month.
Yes assume. I have facts that you assumed.
https://ebgames.com.au/ps4-165186-Metal-Gear-Solid-V-Ground-Zeroes-PlayStation-4
https://ebgames.com.au/xbox-one-165185-Metal-Gear-Solid-V-Ground-Zeroes-Xbox-One
Was always been $90 as @evilmonkey wrote above you.
mccawsome says:
Apparently its a placeholder price and not final. I Certainly hope so as $90 for a prologue is absurd.
https://www.facebook.com/EBGamesAus/posts/10152014746869773?stream_ref=10
They also said that is the price the vendor is trying to set the RRP to. If the vendor decided to rip us all of then that will be the final price for it.
Yeah but letrico can't read properly and has last word sook syndrome so who cares.
I reckon eb will go back to the old placeholder price for final rrp.
If it is $90 I will join you in middle finger protest.
foggy says:
Wow, that's harsh!
Can anyone remember what Dead Rising 2: Case Zero was on Xbox Live when it came out?
That took about that long but I don't think it was more than a few bucks.
Sucks for them, too. I haven't really enjoyed a Metal Gear game since Solid on the PS1 (yes I know that makes me weird) but I would have given the prologue a chance at a cheaper cost. Now not only will I not get to play what is essentially a demo but I might even feel like I've missed a chunk of the story and be even less interested in buying MGS V.
weresmurf says:
You didn't enjoy SnakeEater????
Enjoy? No you experience Snake Eater. You feel it, emotionally. Let it resonate.
So true, one of those games where after you finish the final fight, you sit there in awe of how incredible the whole experience was…
And then you play MGS4 and realise how shallow THAT game was in comparison.
I only ever played Snake Eater on the 3DS and thought the controls were unbearable, even with the circle-pad pro.
That's not to say it's not great though, it's just not well suited to a handheld.
I really didn't like the MGS 2 though on any format, and didn't really give the series another shot after that until the 3DS came out.
This was their big chance to get me back on board, and at that price they've blown it.
braaains says:
That's not to say it's not great though, it's just not well suited to a handheld
Agree with you on that point. Snake Eater on PS2 is one of my all time favourites, but I just couldn't get into it on Vita. Controls too fiddly, screen too small.
deathcake says:
I did like the automatic camo in MGS 4 🙂
And I was a fan of Drebin and his monkey, but yeah that's about all.
Looked nice too I guess.
But I agree Snake Eater blew it out of the water in just about every other facet, especially the music. I can't recall a single track from MGS4, but that Snake Eater theme song is in my head forever, especially while it was playing while climbing the long ladder out of the sewer / drainage area.
MGS4 had some great parts, Octocamo was great, yeah the monkey was funny and some of the action was ok. But it just felt too over-produced to me. The mindnumbingly long cutscenes were just tedious in the end. A cutscene with a savepoint for instance is just a hilarious concept to me lol. I never got bored once with SnakeEaters cutscenes though, loved every one. And yeah the music from SnakeEater was fantastic. On the 3DS it's not so good. Chase it down for 360 or PS3, it's definitely worth the replay.
I found the end fight in MGS4 against liquid tobe bbrilliant. They just kept fighting on in a massive beatdown to all the previous metal gear themes.
The ending was emotional for me as much as the tragic end was in MGS3.
That was particularly cool that bit. Like most people, it was pretty much the excessive cutscenes that ruined the experience for me. Hope they've learnt for part 5…
karachiking says:
Case Zero was 400 MSP (~$6).
Hmm, Kotaku doesn't seem to accept tilde as a character…
I bought Case Zero for full price for 400pts ($5) but back then was about $7 due to the conversion.
It takes 3 hours though you'd have to play through multiple times to get the best ending.
shithead says:
Don't buy it and just watch on Youtube when the real MGS 5 comes out
icemanff23 says:
I like your style
chichimendez says:
You're pretty good…
wintersoldier says:
Always knew it would be a glorified tech demo, but still getting cause it's MGS and getting the achievements will keep me playing longer
There's only 15 achievements, so I wouldn't think it would take too much longer to get the full 1000G. My guess would be 5-10 hours max.
Here's the achievement list if anyone's interested.
http://www.xboxachievements.com/game/metal-gear-solid-5-ground-zeroes/achievements/
Oh wow thanks 🙂
jacka says:
So that's what? 30 seconds if you skip the cutscenes?
banderdash says:
Maybe it's only 2 hours of gameplay… but another 15 hours of cutscenes?
That'd be about standard for a Metal Gear game.
chrisco1 says:
Haha. This!
nerowolf777 says:
I don't understand the confusion, the article says "We had four hours of exclusive hands-on time with Ground Zeroes, which we used to play through the main mission and experiment with extra modes."
It doesn't say that they finished the main mission just that they used the time to play through it and there is no mention of two hours its four. It could be a fully fledged game thats very long but as all writers they're keeping it ambiguous so that we keep guessing and as usual the internet fires up its cannons at the first hint of being ripped off.
saturday says:
Not even the bad news. Apparently, the article also states the tester dudes at Konami did a speedrun of the game and clocked up a whole 5 minutes. Five. Dismiss as rumour until people get their hands on the issue, if only because this would be really shitty if true.
thrasher says:
Wait 5 minutes to finish the game…….I don't want to believe that even if it ends up being true because that's just bullshit. At this point though I don't think I can justify forking out the cash for a 2 hour game even if it is MGS, there is just too much other stuff coming out around the same time.
bangers says:
It's the prologue of the game. You can speedrun the Virtuous Mission. MGS3's prologue, in similar time.
ashuramgs2sub says:
Yes, but it doesn't cost you $50-$90 for the opportunity.
I'll wait for the inevitable Ground Zeros/Phantom Pain bundle…which will probably just be MGSV (ie they'll bundle it in the vanilla MGSV)
camdman says:
I guess it sounds like this is an interactive Movie of somesorts some people pay up to $50 bucks for new release movies so why not this?
starquake says:
Wow, was just about preorder this from ozgameshop… not any more!
wah says:
Buy from EB (price match JB or someone), return it in 7 days, if you like it, preorder Phantom Pain. What's the issue?
reapess says:
Hmm, 2 hrs? I was hoping for more, so much more…
Being an mgs nut though, i will have to still get it. My guess is it can be replayed in various ways.
markd says:
I'm so for this. I hope in the near future we can have more games with AAA production values that are ~2 hours. I simply don't understand valuing experiences with a 'dollars per minute' mentality. A shorter duration can cut padding, force better storytelling and give more weight to each moment as it justifies being there. Shorter length also reduces risk for developers meaning there is potential for them to try more interesting ideas 🙂
As long as we're not paying $60+, I'd be in that.
snacuum says:
This is disappointing. I always thought that Ground Zeroes would be a separate prologue level built within the Phantom Pain's main game and therefore you'd always purchase them together as a whole.
bassotheboxman says:
2 hours of gameplay = 1 hr and 55 min video clip with 5 mins of gameplay
joemit says:
Shorter than BF4! Pity half of it will be cutscenes.
Wait, wasn't this going to be the giant open world mgs game with hundreds of hours of gameplay etc etc etc? :\
hayashi-kun says:
The Aussie retail prices have been adjusted. $65 at JB and $70 at EB for PS4/Xbone. Still too expensive for a 2-hour campaign though.


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To install Jetpack you will need to do so on a full, independent installation of Ubuntu 14.04. And by independent I mean you can't install it on a VM. It has to be an actual machine. I spent several hours trying to get it to run within an VM, including installing Virtualbox on my Windows 10 machine. In the end it was nothing but frustration.
So, next I turned to my laptop running Ubuntu 12.04. And there I had many of the same frustrations. I just could not get the installer to run. I put a fresh install of Ubuntu 14.04 onto the machine and had the same issue. It turns out the problem was me and my very poor understanding of Linux. In order to run the Jetpack installer, you have to precede the filename with a dot-slash ( ./ ).
I am not going to go over the whole installation process. However there are some things you will need to know going into it.
You will need a developer account to download the package. But those are free. Nvidia just wants to know who is accessing their files.
The Jetpack is not installed directly on the Jetson board. You will instead be installing the Jetpack on a host Ubuntu Linux 14.04 host system. In my case I was using a laptop which I have set aside specifically for my robotics experiments and development.
As stated above, you cannot install Jetpack from a VM. For you Windows users it's a bit of a pain, but if you're going to be playing around in this more advanced robotics space, you're going to have to learn Linux anyway. Bite the bullet, get a cheap refurbished laptop, and install Ubuntu on it.
Be sure you are connecting both the host system and the jetson board via ethernet cable to the same router/network. Jetson installation will fail if you try to use WiFi.
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to find your ip address. Back on the host machine, run the installation again. It will skip everything that was done and take you to the point it tries to connect to the Jetson. When the system fails to find the IP address select to manually set the IP. This will bring up a new dialog box where you enter the target's ip, user, and password. It may take a couple minutes to connect, so let it do what it's going to do. Once it finds it, it will continue the installation.
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Natuur
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Het duingebied was nog steeds een zwakke schakel in de zeewering, daarom is de duinenrij ter plaatse tussen 2008 en 2011 aan de zeezijde verbreed door middel van zandopspuiting uit zee.

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In De Banken zijn twee strandslagen: Beukel en Arendsduin. Bij Slag Beukel bevindt zich sinds 2017 op het strand een permanente strandtent waar in de zomermaanden kan worden gestrandzeild en die ook in de wintermaanden in de weekends geopend is voor recreanten. Aan de landzijde is bij Slag Beukel een grote parkeerplaats en een open fietsenstalling voor strandbezoekers. Slag Arendsduin bevindt zich op wandelafstand van themapark De Westlandse druif.

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Arrendale is the chief executive officer of Fieldale Farms, an independent poultry producer based in Habersham County. His family and company are major contributors to Piedmont University. Fieldale employees have been allowed to serve on the board and executive committee in what the Piedmont faculty says is "an obvious conflict of interests."
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As her remains are bundled into oblivion, Thomas Cromwell breakfasts with the victors. The blacksmith's son from Putney emerges from the spring's bloodbath to continue his climb to power and wealth, while his formidable master, Henry VIII, settles to short-lived happiness with his third queen, Jane Seymour. Cromwell is a man with only his wits to rely on; he has no great family to back him, no private army.
Despite rebellion at home, traitors plotting abroad and the threat of invasion testing Henry's regime to breaking point, Cromwell's robust imagination sees a new country in the mirror of the future. But can a nation, or a person, shed the past like a skin? Do the dead continually unbury themselves? What will you do, the Spanish ambassador asks Cromwell, when the king turns on you, as sooner or later he turns on everyone close to him? With The Mirror and the Light, Hilary Mantel brings to a triumphant close the trilogy she began with Wolf Hall and Bring Up the Bodies. She traces the final years of Thomas Cromwell, the boy from nowhere who climbs to the heights of power, offering a defining portrait of predator and prey, of a ferocious contest between present and past, between royal will and a common man's vision: of a modern nation making itself through conflict, passion and courage.