Street Fighter 5 Review
Street Fighter 5 Review
The Beloved action arcade fighter franchise is back on the new generation consoles. Does it deliver the punch it always as or does it get knocked out of the tournament? Let’s find out.
When I first picked up this game I did not know what to expect. I had not played a Street Fighter game in a very long time. As soon as I started playing I remembered why I loved the franchise and why I loved fighting games. Before I knew it hours had passed of me throwing fire balls and windmill kicks and it had only felt like twenty minutes. With some new additions to the game such as characters who were amazing and fun to use it made the game feel so much better to play. Trying to master all the special moves of each character was a challenge and extremely fun to do. It’s something I have never tried to do in a video game before I had a blast doing it. The modes were great too such as story it gave you about three or four fights with each character. You got a comic like story to go along with the character and how they reached this certain point in their story. There is also Survival which is great with different skill sets and after each match you can buy certain elements to improve your health for your next match or make your attacks and defense much stronger during this mode I made it to match number 25 in this mode. There is also the classic VS mode where you pick up two controllers and fight against your friends. The only mode this game did not have that I was disappointed in that did not have an arcade mode.
Conclusion: This game is amazing, Fun and reminds me why I love fighting games. The art style, arenas and characters are all fantastic so I thank Capcom and Play station for bringing me back to this franchise and making me love fighters again.
Score 9/10 A MUST BUY!!
Review by: Tyler at Gamers of the round table
The Lunchbox Interview: Jean Surette, Music NB Workshop [FULL EPISODE]
Did you know that you can do what you love, and that money will follow?
It’s possible — but you still have to treat it like a job. You have to take it seriously, and you have to include within your passion the forms to fill out, research to be done, and time on the administration side.
This is part of what will be discussed at an upcoming workshop being presented by Music NB, entitled “Do What You Love And The Money Will Follow”. The workshop will be held at Cafe Loka on Wednesday, February 17th from 7pm until 9pm.
My guest today is Jean Surette, the Executive Director of Music NB. We talked about Music NB in general and how he came to be involved (from drummer to executive!), as well as some of the pitfalls, concerns and necessary tasks to making your music your job that will be tackled in the upcoming workshop.
Music today:
- Because it’s so cold, I felt an antidote was in order, so I chose Caliente by Stephen Lewis from his album Life Is A Garden.
- Then, it was the power of music with Emotional from Beat Cops, off their new album Mean Streets.
- And finally, because we’ll need to get over the weather, I chose AA Wallace‘s Shake It Out from the brand-new album In Alpha Zones.
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Homemade Jams 2016-02-15
Track Listing: 
1.) Gypsophilia – Cake Walk
2.) Gypsophilia – Insomniac’s Dream
3.) les Païens – L’extrême frontière
4.) les Païens – Septembre
5.) Force Fields – Subtle Hanky
6.) Kuato – Black Horizon
7.) Rain Over St. Ambrose – Un Orage
8.) Union Suit – Delirious Vista
9.) Artifseer – Evermore, Never Again
STU Lunchbox 2016-02-10: Provincial Budget and Economy
Money may not buy happiness, but it does make the world move — but how much does the world need to move the money?
On the first of the new season of the STU Lunchbox, journalism students Nathan Delong and David Bardwell follow the money: in the first half, they examine the recent NB provincial budget, and it’s impacts for post-secondary education; and in the second half, they look at the New Brunswick economy, and it’s reflection on the environment.
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Rosie Morning with Jeff Patch from Free to Grow 2016-02-10
We had a great time talking with Jeff Patch of Free to Grow and listening to him play.
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Rosie Morning featuring Poet and Environmentalist Rita Wong 2016-02-11
Rosie’s Juke Joint Aired 2016-02-13
Tim Williams If You Live
MonkeyJunk Travellin’ Light
Belle Comediens Rosy
Marcia Ball Louisiana 1927
James Booker Please Send Me Someone to Love
Snooks Eaglin That’s All Right
Johnny Adams Body and Fender Man
Johnny Adams Good Morning Heartache
Professor Longhair Tipitina
Koko Taylor Don’t Put Your Hands On Me
Blue Lu Barker Georgia Grind
Guitar Slim If I Should Lose You
George Winston New Hope Blues
Little Walter Juke
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Coming Up on Rosie’s Juke Joint…
We take the JukeJoint Time Machine to 1950’s, 60’s Louisiana for a few tracks from legends such as Johnny Adams, Snooks Eaglin, Professor Longhair and more!! 🙂
Against The Mat – February 10th, 2016
What a week! Daniel Bryan’s retirement on Monday, news of Axl Rotten’s death, the sort of build up for Fastlane.
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TWS346: So I Thought I Thought So
On the show this week:
- Hard AI
- Soft AI
- Little Space
- These Are The Rules (?)
- Extras
CQ: Clarke’s Third law states: “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.” but do you think we’ll ever get technology that could actually be mistaken for magic as we see it portrayed today?
Full list of 22 articles after the jump!
- Hard AI:
- His cluster of agents are no longer intercommunicating..: NY Times – Marvin Minsky, Pioneer in Artificial Intelligence, Dies at 88
- Silly humans, messing it up for robots..: Cycling Weekly – Renault CEO says cyclists are the biggest problem for driverless cars
- I’m sure the floating humans will mess this one up, too..: New Scientist – Future delivery drones start learning how to fly on their own
- A perfect example of something that isn’t actually AI..: Huffington Post – Watch As A Robot Solves A Rubik’s Cube In Just 1.019 Seconds
- Clearly, they’ve never played Fizzbin.: LiveScience – Artificial Intelligence Beats ‘Most Complex Game Devised by Humans’
- The laws aren’t for the robots, but their owners.: The UK Mirror – Robots could soon read your mind – and there are no laws against it
- Shouldn’t we ask the autonomous weapons?: The Monitor Daily – It is Time We Considered a Ban on Autonomous Weapons
- Soft AI:
- Everything is easier when you eliminate it.: The Atlantic – Consciousness Is Not Mysterious
- Are molecules more than they appear to be?: The Telegraph UK – Are we more than molecules?
- It really speaks more to the level of discourse than power of AI, however..: Gizmodo – A New AI Can Write Convincing Political Speeches
- When is knowing too much a problem?: New Scientist – Artificial intelligence could make lawyers more risk averse
- Unfortunately, they can’t rely on human judgement standards, like “gut instinct” and “makes me feel happy”..: New Scientist – AI, AI on the wall. Who’s the fairest of them all?
- Little Space:
- (EXTRA) The entirety of humanity would be less than a year old..: The UK Express – Largest solar system discovered with planet taking 1million Earth years to orbit its star
- (EXTRA) In the time before time, what time was it?: International Business Times – Time flies when you’re a subatomic particle — new quantum mechanics turns spacetime on its head
- (EXTRA) Are you certain?: International Business Times – Teleportation of bacteria’s memories made possible by Schrödinger and his cat
- These Are The Rules (?):
- (EXTRA) Because they already stole the rest of the ingredients?: MNN – Why are thieves stealing cheese?
- (EXTRA) Was this meant to discourage “home burial services”?: Fox News – In advance of big storm, New Jersey lifts licensing laws for shoveling snow
- (EXTRA) Welcome to our country. Let’s make your feel at home by denying our own art.: The Local Italy – Rome’s nude statues covered to spare Rouhani’s blushes
- (EXTRA) I’m sure if he had to ask, they couldn’t afford it..: The Local Italy – Rouhani ‘didn’t ask for nude statues to be covered up’
- Extras:
- (EXTRA) Generally it says “I attended this university”..: The UK Daily Mail – What does YOUR degree say about you? Law students tend to be selfish while science graduates are party animals
- (EXTRA) For the same reason: don’t eat ANYTHING that might have been outdoors. EVER.: Alaska Dispatch/The Washington Post – Snow is beautiful. Please don’t eat it.
- (EXTRA) Or at least one is. Once.: RocketNews24 – New development out of Asia: Cats are being used as hair styling tools (Video)
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CAFFEEN! playlist for 2016-02-06: “Mind’s Sigh”
There is no present, only the edge of consciousness which creates the past out of the future..
- From Matt Berry‘s album Music For Insomniacs, we heard Music For Insomniacs (Part I).
- We heard Time Being with their song Present Bending from the album A Dimension Reflected.
- From the album Senna by Mahogany Frog we heard Message From Uncle Stan: Grey Shirt.
- We heard Colin Stetson and Sarah Neufeld with their song The Sun Roars Into View from the album Never Were the Way She Was.
- We heard the song Silent Films by Mid Atlantic which came from the album The Great War.
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RFYL Episode: LovelyLove
Playlist:
The Pack AD – Stalking Is Normal
SPINNERETTE – Ghetto Love
Kill Matilda – Sanctuary
Die So Fluid – Hearts Are Hollow
HighKicks – Not Enough People
Napalmpom – Feint of Heart
Beneath the Grid Music – Hands Off Gretel – Be Mine
Dead Sara [Official] – Lovesick
Fit For Rivals – Freak Machine
The Drills – Wish My Beer Was As Cold As Your Heart
Vanity Riots – I Love You Almost As Much As I Love Me
Rockyard – Don’t Come Back
Martina Topley-Bird – Valentine
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Homemade Jams 2016-02-12
Track Listing:
1.) David Bowie & Nine Inch Nails – I’m Afraid of Americans
2.) Pamela Pachal – Straight Girl
3.) Alert the Medic – All Better Now
4.) SoHo Ghetto – Man Down
5.) Arthur Comeau – Prospare
6.) nuages – weary, tired
7.) Nap Eyes – Stargazer
8.) The Sheepdogs – Bad Lieutenant
9.) Matt Andersen – The Gift
10.) Floodland – Old School
11.) Josh Bravener – Without You
12.) Betty Time – Sorry, Not Sorry
Anything Goes 2016-02-09
Track Listing: 
1.) Brandon Wolfe Scott – Island Mountain
2.) Aidan Knight – All Clear
3.) Year Of Glad – Blythe
4.) Federal Lights – Lie To Me
5.) Modern Space – Rule Britannia
6.) Basia Bulat – Long Goodbye
7.) Rococode – Don’t Worry It Will Be Dark Soon
8.) Minotaurs – Underground Age
9.) King of Foxes – The Touch
10.) Wooden Horsemen – Be A Friend
11.) Shuyler Jansen – Treasure Trove
12.) Beard Springsteen – Hole in the Wall
13.) Kazzoshay – Timelord
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CHSR To Hold News Scripting Workshop!
CHSR is to hold a News Script Writing Workshop March 3, 2016 at 7pm in our station, presented by Bell Media’s Brad Perry. This workshop is free and open to the public but space is limited. If you’re looking to attend please RSVP your space by emailing StationManager@chsrfm.ca.
What is CHSR Listening To?
Roger Jean, Swell Guy – I’ve been listening to Rosewood Groove quite a bit lately. Their debut self-titled EP just came out and these young performers are just as good as anyone currently in the Fredericton music scene and they are only going to get better. They have a wonderful unique flavor of mandolin infused roots music and their lyrics are fabulous as well.
Erin Bond, Station Manager – A few albums I’ve been into lately are Basia Bulat‘s newest record Good Advice, and Minotaur‘s Weird Waves. Good Advice is a great pop album, a little different from the folky music I’ve usually associated her to, and Weird Waves is such a fun jam-band kind of record, I was groovin’ and boppin’ the entire time listening to it!
Chris Waddell, Music Director – I’ve been listening to DJ Keoki and Barkmarket, one of my all time favourite bands from the 1990’s, and Texas is the Reason… Both Barkmarket and Texas Is The Reason are no longer together. But some of the best Alt-Rock music ever created IMO.
Mark Kilfoil, Program Director – Just picked up some new (to me!) albums, so I’ve been listening to the latest prog-rock/electronic Maserati album Rehumanizer — good, but I like the previous albums better — a couple of minimal, moody industrial/jazzy mood soundtrack-like albums from Blackfilm (the self-titled release and a release with Eraldo Bernocchi called “Along The Corridors”) — creepy, atmospheric, inspiring horror visions. And I’ve had the chance to listen to David Bowie‘s last testament, Black Star, a couple of times — talk about haunting and beautiful!
Homemade Jams 2016-02-10
Track Listing:
1.) Richie Young – To A Crawl
2.) Matt Andersen – Let’s Get Back
3.) Matt Andersen – Break Away
4.) Rosewood Groove – What It Means To Me
5.) Chris Colepaugh – Stateless
6.) Chris Colepaugh – My World
7.) Minotaurs – Underground Age
8.) les Païens – Septembre
9.) Through The Shadows – Bravado
10.) The Muted Pitch – Fallen
11.) Shades of Sorrow – Soul Hyperdrive
12.) Verses – 4043 KM
13.) Hero’s Last Rite – Viral Judgement
CHSR Fundrive Bottle Drive 2016
CHSR’s 2016 Fundrive is coming up between March 13th to 19th and we’re holding a good ol’ fashion bottle drive! On March 13, 2016 and/or March 19, 2016 drop your refundable bottles and cans off at the main entrance to the UNB Student Union Building between 12pm and 2pm and help support Fredericton’s only local independent campus based community radio station.
Tomorrow on Rosie Morning…
My guest tomorrow is Jeff Patch of the Harvest Rising Star Award Winners,,Free to Grow. Come join us tomorrow from 7-8am atl. For CHSR’s Rosie Morning.
Her Turn 2016-02-09
Track Listing: 
1.) Rebecca Binnendyk – You Give Love A Bad Name
2.) Avery Raquel – Blackbird
3.) Kat McLevey – Not Today, Not Tomorrow
4.) Jenie Thai – Cold Throne
5.) Roger Roger – Think Of Me
6.) Wild Child – Fools
7.) Basia Bulat – Let Me In
8.) Vulva Culture – Human Garbage
Interview with Vulva Culture
9.) King Of Foxes – You Want More
10.) Joy Williams – Sweet Love Of Mine
11.) Hagar Levy – Reasons
12.) Savages – Sad Person
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The Lunchbox Interview: James Jordon (The War Amps)
Have you got your tags on your keys?
For as long as I can remember, little keytags have appeared in the mail, and it was important to attach them to my keys, “just in case”. I’ve always feared losing my keys, and knowing that someone has my back was reassuring.
But.. I never really knew much about them. I knew, vaguely, that it was somehow connected to the War Amps. I suspect that I’m not alone in that ignorance. My guest today helped to explain it. James Jordan works with The War Amps and is, himself, a recipient of the program since just a baby. He tells me of the history of The War Amps, the brilliant creation of the key tag program, the impact and need for the support provided by The War Amps, and some of the stories of people whose keys have been found through the program.
So remember: when the keytags show up in the mail: put them on your keys right away! (It makes a good companion to our own Friends of CHSR Discount Card, too!)
Music today:
- I couldn’t resist the synchronicity of the song title (O Snow) and the beauty of the sound from Trent Severn (from the album Trillium).
- And following a rant about climate change (and its under-representation in political debate), I kinda do a mic drop with The Motorleague‘s A Little Too Obvious, from their latest album Holding Patterns.
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CHSR 97.9FM Top 30 Album Chart – January 31, 2016 to February 6, 2016
Rosie Morning will,be airing a re-run this morning due to weather
Be careful out there friends.
Tomorrow on Rosie Morning…A Collective Shame
Stay tuned tomorrow as we dig into the tragedy that was Canada’s Residential School System. We speak with Amanda Reid, an Indigenous student in the Masters of Nursing program at UNB with a focus on Indigenous resiliency…Rosie Morning 7-8 am weekdays
