You can press a button to skip bagging, but if you do that more than a couple times in a row, it freezes up and makes you wait for someone to clear it so you can continue.

This means that the vast majority of accessories out there (all with Apple's big shiny "Made for iPod" logo) will not charge my new iPod.

Has anybody had any experience with Emory in Atlanta? There's still time for me to back out with them if I should. ;)

The pocketwatch I carry is more than sixty years old, doesn't need batteries, and has much more style than this thing.

Heck, slaughtering cows without using their leather seems like more of an insult and waste to me.

Seriously, stop by your local Tandy or whatever you've got and get to work. It's a fair amount of effort, but it's not that difficult. Totally worthwhile.

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One example is GPS. Every GPS satellite has an atomic clock on board, and it sits up there broadcasting what time it thinks it is and where it thinks it is. Your GPS unit listens to all the satellites, corrects for relativistic time dilation, and figures out just where you are. Increases in the accuracy and reliability of atomic clocks can increase our ability to do all sorts of neat stuff.

It also gives you the option of buying the Nintendo wiimote but going with a third-party wireless nunchuck if that's what floats your boat.

The sales of Wii Play plus the sales of plain wiimotes probably exceed nunchucks, but NPD doesn't combine them.

It could also be that lots of people bought wiimotes as gifts in December but forgot to buy nunchucks to go with them.

Nuclear is only zero emissions if you ignore all the radioactive waste that just gets stored on-site perpetually because nobody can ever figure out what to do with it.

Adding much in the way of plants around the array would make it more difficult for maintenance crews to reach them and might risk plants growing up into the machinery itself.

It's just so much more satisfying than buying pre-made.

And if you have a setup where the controller itself can be charged, odds are you'll never run out of batteries while playing until the batteries themselves are no good anymore.

Personally, I only have a Wii, and I've been using Sanyo's Enerloops with no complaints. One pair in, one pair charging. Downtime of a few seconds to swap.

A PS/2 port would be nice for an old external mouse, as well.

So really, it represents Zelda in general, primarily the more recent ones.

Honestly, though, the gameplay for this one only has to manage to not suck. For me the writing is going to be the real deciding factor on whether it's a winner or not.