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Sometimes, for seemingly no reason, the site displays in a small box at the side of my browser window. When this happens, it happens for the entirety of the session, and only rectifies when I close the browser and re-open it. It looks something exactly like this: 
 
   
 
I'm using chrome version 8.0.552.28 Beta on Windows 7 64bit.

 Whoa there people, stop looking for mystical 'trolls' to jump on at every opportunity. Duder just made a (very easy to make) mistake! 
 
As an aside: I'm a hero!    

" Check for "Kindle" on Tested. They have some in-depth looks and comparisons between it and the Nook. I can give you a bit of info on them...  -Good refresh rate -Large collection of public domain books for free -easy to buy new things -full keyboard makes surfing internet easier -good battery life -there may be a backlight, not too sure.  Really, the biggest con is that it uses a proprietary format, so other ebooks you have may not work on it. You'd have to download them again as a Kindle app. "

I genuinely didn't know the new xboxs red-ringed. Red-Runged? 
 
Also, is it 4 lights flashing? Because if so, that ain't a red ring. Just push the video output cable in a bit more firmly.

I see the picture, but I don't see the issue. What people forget is that in the older games (labelled 1993 in that image) you're backtracking back and forth across that map about a million times to get blue keys, guns, or hit switches. The 2010 sends you the same distance, but with new and fresh content at each bend and/or event, making it, potentially, far less repetitive, far more interesting and just... better. For one thing, each section of the new maps use new assets, whereas in 1993 maps were made with tiles. Not to mention the image is grossly oversimplified. Take MW2 levels, for example. Sure, you were going in one direction, but the 'corridors' were not that tight and confined as the image there suggests. You had open areas to pick your route through and negotiate around, with multiple paths through. It's essentially the same as the 1992 map you present to us, only you only have to go through it ONCE, before being presented with dozens, if not hundreds more as the game progresses. In 1993, that map was all you got per level, and you just have to mill around backtracking and looking about. 
 
Personally, I believe this is just a case of nostalgia tinting everybody's goggles rose-red.

Rider meet horse, horse meet takua108.

In stark contrast to seemingly everyone else, I'm finding Rock Band 3 (Expert Guitar/Bass) quite a bit harder. I could play every song in Rock Band 2 without failing (sometimes Visions got me, but basically I could beat it) and even got Gold Stars on Green Grass and High Tides, but I've been finding some of the later RB3 songs super tough. That Llama one, for example, is nothing short of a bastard, and there are at least 3 more that I've yet to get through without someone saving me. 

Oxford Brookes University, Studying Japanese and English. 
 
UK represent!

 Thanks Fellas! Got all the locations now. 
 
Now if someone could PM me the answe-- I mean err, give me clues to the item one, I'd be a happy camper.