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does the ps3 rule in japan ? are backup managers popular ?
if so which One’s.
are the japanese consumers happy that sony will get screwed over in the near future ?
(due to security issues: and by that i mean freedom to install any OS i see fit)
otherwise, is there some other popular console we don’t know of in the west ?
last question =) what’s the gaming scene in japan like ? projections for the future ?
only answers from natives will be considered.
thanks

THESE EMAILS WERE SENT BY THE STATE DEPT “AS THE ATTACK WAS GOING ON!” AND – WHY WERE THE EMAIL ADDRESSES (including the White House Situation Room) LATER “DELETED?”
Read more: http://www.foxnews.com/politics/2012/10/…
“A series of internal State Department emails obtained by Fox News shows some of the initial assessments of last month’s deadly consulate attack in Libya, including one email within hours of the attack that noted the group Ansar al Sharia had claimed responsibility.
The emails provide some of the most detailed information to surface about what officials knew in the initial hours after the attack. And it again raises questions about why U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. Susan Rice, apparently based on intelligence assessments, would claim five days after the attack that it was a ‘spontaneous’ reaction to protests over an anti-Islam film.
Ansar al Sharia has been declared by the State Department to be an Al Qaeda-affiliated group. A member of the group suspected of participating in the Sept. 11 attack in Benghazi has been arrested and is being held in Tunisia.
The emails obtained by Fox News were sent by the State Department to a variety of national security platforms, whose addresses have been redacted, including the White House Situation Room, the Pentagon, the FBI and the Director of National Intelligence.
Fox News was told that an estimated 300 to 400 national security figures received these emails in real time almost as the raid was playing out and concluding. People who received these emails work directly under the nation’s top national security, military and diplomatic officials, Fox News was told.”

*I’m also female by the way
I didn’t make any friends in my dorm freshman year. I think this is because most of these women were dumb, party-animal, airhead types. We were nice to each other and all, but I really don’t think anyone could have forced us to be friends. Now, this doesn’t mean I don’t ever party, but I’m by no means the stereotype of a female college student.
I’m a junior next fall, and I have made some friends, including two close friends, but I really don’t feel any stability with my social life. In other words, I don’t feel like I have a “core” or “base” that keeps me feeling socially secure. I truly feel like I’m on my own and have to fend for myself. In some ways this is great because I’m an introvert and so I can have my “space”. Yet, when I want that social closeness (either from a friendship or relationship) I don’t have it… What I really want and feel I’m missing in my life is a sense of social stability/security… I haven’t found a social niche, really. There is one group I’m friends with (and can say I’m part of for the most part), but it still isn’t providing that security in terms of my social life.
I guess I just don’t like that I have all these connections, but little solid or reliable social support and security. How do I change this? Meeting people at this school is a ridiculous challenge. With 55,000 undergrads, even people who have joined smaller clubs are fairly distant. The atmosphere around here makes it challenging to make close friends unless you were already from the area

Job Corps,the program affiliated with the department of labor,has a security and protective services training course.They also help you get a job,could this training help me in the future become a Police Officer?

I got a massage on YouTube; “tubeharv002 sent you a video: “Tube Harvester – Great Affiliate Tool and Friend Adder”. Anyone know what this is and is it a security threat to my computer? Thanks

Jennifer, a talented photography major started a corporate photography business.She planned to solicit job from large corporations who needed pictures for their annual reports and websites. Although filling a unique niche, jennifer needed the security that the business would thrive and that she would earn enough to support herself and her child. She also hoped that she would spend less time each day calling on potential clients and more time doing actual shoots. As her small business consultant, which of the following suggestions would you have for Jennifer?
A) Jennifer should either take the risk necessary to devlope a small business, or go to work for someone else.
B) in the beginning, its doubtful that Jennifer will realize ease of entry, security, and good profits. She needs to make plans in the event that one or more of these does not materialize quickly.
C) Photographers can take pictures of a multitude of things. Its probably not good strategy to limit her business to only photographing the needs of large corporations.
D) Jennifer should definitely make time for herself each day so that she does not experience burn-out. If she pans well, leaping into her business will provide with her several hour of unstructured time each day where she can perfect her craft even more.