Deus Ex: Human Revolution game for Xbox

Deus Ex: Human Revolution is a shooter video game for Xbox 360, developed by Eidos Studios – Montreal and published by Square Enix. In the game, to save his life, the primary option of whether or not to turn into improved with cybernetics has been detached from Adam Jensen's life. Obsessed by the certainty of never having a choice taken from him once more and using his latest power, his need for answers will untie the fact behind a conspiracy ingrained in the basis of the world around him as it provokes a new rebellion.

It centers on the highly praised Deus EX and Deus Ex: Invisible War as the third installment in the action series. When a black ops group gets in and executes the scientists Adam were appointed to defend as a guard of one of America's most experimental biotechnology firms, all you thought you knew about your work adjusts. At a time when scientific progressions are normally turning athletes, armed forces and spies into super-improved beings, someone is working very hard to make sure mankind's progress follows a particular root. You need to find out why - as the judgment you take and the preferences you make will be the only things that can decide mankind's future.

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Christmas with a Capital C (2011) movie trailer and poster

Christmas with a Capital C is a family film, written by Andrea Gyertson Nasfell and directed by Helmut Schleppi. The film stars Ted McGinley as Dan Reed, Daniel Baldwin as Mitch Bright, Nancy Stafford as Kristen Reed and Brad Stine as Greg Reed.

Plot summery: Christmas has all the time been a special time of worship and ritual in the little town of Trapper Falls, Alaska. Hometown of Mayor Dan Reed (played by Ted McGinley) looks forward to each year with interest to all the proceedings, friends and family that fill this particular time of year. Jointly with his brother Greg (played by Brad Stine), they give-up time from their journey tour company to drape the town is Christmas cheer. When Dan's old high school opponent Mitch Bright (played by Daniel Baldwin) back home after twenty years, Dan is instantly doubtful. Mitch is a highly thriving big city lawyer who has never required anything to do with Trapper Falls. The opposition re-ignites when Mitch takes fault considering the town's blatant breach of the constitution's firm clause. Mitch needs the Nativity scene removed from the front of City hall and more prominently the word Christmas changed to Happy Holidays on all signs. Fifty years of custom are now confronted not by an outcast but a past member of the society. As the clash rise it goes beyond one persons belief but amplifies into a whole town problem when Mitch enters into the mayoral race to have Dan replaced.

In the heat of the legal fight and facing firm beat, Dan's wife Kristen (played by Nancy Stafford) and their daughter Makayla (played by Francesca Derosa) wanting to prove the significance of Christmas are enthused to start a "Christmas with a Capital C" campaign as an attempt to retain the town as one. In doing so they find out the clandestine behind Mitch's return.

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Dyad racing videogame for Sony PS3

Dyad is a racing video game for Sony PlayStation 3 (PS3), developed by Right Square Bracket Left Square Bracket and published by Independent.

In the Dyad, gamers advance by maneuvering other containers on the track. It also looks at the mind state of the gamer. The Dyad is intended to generate a strong sense of flow, upon which it presents diverse contemplative approaches. The subject of contemplation, called Mantras, create a thought-based metagame on top of the audio-visual gameplay.

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Kelly Rowland’s Here I Am CD track list

Kelly Rowlad released her 3rd studio album titled “Here I Am” on July 26, 2011 through Universal Motown Records. The first single off her new album titled "Motivation" was released in April and  it featuring Lil Wayne. The standard edition CD includes ten songs while deluxe edition includes addition four bonus tracks.

Kelly Rowland, Here I Am, CD, track, list, Fallout New, album Kelly Rowland’s Here I Am track list:

Standard Edition-

1. "I'm Dat Chick"

2. "Work It Man" (featuring Lil Playy)

3. "Motivation" (featuring Lil Wayne)

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4. "Lay It on Me" (featuring Big Sean)

5. "Feelin Me Right Now"

6. "Turn It Up"

7. "All of the Night" (featuring Rico Love)

8. "Keep It Between Us"

9. "Commander"

10. "Down for Whatever"

Deulux Edition -

11. "Heaven and Earth"

12. "Each Other"

13. "Motivation (Rebel Rock Remix)" (featuring Lil Wayne)

14. "Commander (Urban Remix)" (featuring Nelly)

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The Whole Love: Wilco unveiled track list for new album

Wilco unveiled the full track list and tour dates for their upcoming 8th studio album “The Whole Love”, which was released on September 27, 2011 through dBpm records and the first single off the album entitled "I Might".

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1. Art of Almost

2. I Might

3. Sunloathe

4. Dawned On Me

5. Black Moon

6. Born Alone

7. Open Mind

8. Capitol City

9. Standing O

10. Rising Red Lung

11. Whole Love

12. One Sunday Morning (Song For Jane Smiley's Boyfriend)


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Here is the list of tour dates and venues:

Jul. 31: Niigata, Japan (Fuji Rock Festival)

Sep. 13: Indianapolis, Ind. ( Murat Theater)

Sep. 16: Toronto, Ont. (Massey Hall)

Sep. 17: Toronto, Ont. (Massey Hall)

Sep. 18: Montreal, C.Q. (Metropolis)

Sep. 20: Boston, Mass. (Want Theatre)

Sep. 22: New York, N.Y. (Central Park Summerstage)

Sep. 25: Columbia, Md. (Merriweather Post Pavilion)

Sep. 27: Raleigh, N.C. (Raleigh Amphitheater)

Sep. 28: Atlanta, Ga. (Cobb Energy Performing Arts Center)

Sep. 29: Atlanta, Ga. (Cobb Energy Performing Arts Center)

Oct. 1: Nashville, Tenn. (The Ryman)

Oct. 2: Nashville, Tenn. (The Ryman)

Oct. 4: St. Louis, Mo. (Peabody Opera House)

Oct. 5: Madison, Wisc. (Overture Hall)

Oct. 24: Glasgow, U.K. (Glasgow Royal Concert Hall)

Oct. 27: Bristol, U.K. (Colston Hall)

Oct. 28: London, U.K. (Roundhouse)

Oct. 29: London, U.K. (Roadhouse)

Nov. 1: Madrid, ES (Teatro Circo Price)

Nov. 2: Barcelona, ES (Palau De La Musica Catalina)

Nov. 3: San Sebastián, ES (Kursaal Convention Center)

Nov. 7: Basel, CH (Kaserne Basel)

Nov. 8: Frankfurt, DE (Alte Oper)

Nov. 9: München, DE (Circus Krone)

Nov. 11: Wesendorf, DE (Rolling Stone Weekender)

Nov. 12: Berlin, DE (Tempodrom)

Nov. 13: Utrecht, NL (Vredenburg Leidsche Rijn)

Nov. 14: Tilburg, NL (013)

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