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Imagine that you're riding on this beast in a race, and there are no rules...meaning that if you want to attack me in the middle of a race, feel free, but I'm going to be doing the same back to you. And we're going to use whatever skills we have to take the other people down while we're racing. The idea is that you're the rider and the beast is your vehicle, but you're not vulnerable while you are on the beast.

No, what I would do is have some piece of software inside the PSP that would validate you have a certain game, sends off the code, and unlocks it for storage. It's a bit like when you get a new Mac and you go to the store and say 'I honestly did buy all those songs' and they say 'Yes, you did. You're good to go.' It should be like that. There should be some authentication system, and then I can download them on the fly.

The '80s guitar god grows olderTuesday, April 30, 2013 Ceramic Dog: Your Turn (Northern Spy)Situated between the forlorn yowl "Lies My Body Told Me" and theimpersonal slave chant "Masters of the Internet," the title track, awordless showcase for leader Marc Ribot's guitar, redeems "rockism"'sraging glory days. I mean, these guys are pissed, yet without a hintof sexist strut or blues-boy self-pity. Six songs-with-lyrics, eachwith its own vocal signature although there's not a proper singer tobe heard, and six instrumentals, some straight and some avant and onea loving yet crudely irreverent "Take Five" cover, converge toward thesame goal: demolishing your musical illusions. Really, folks, don'ttry to download this one free. They want their money. When they say"We're not human like you/We live inside your iPod," that's calledsarcasm. A MINUS