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alt="" src="http://www.joystiq.com/media/2006/03/editorial-planet-revolution.jpg" />While some feel the href="http://gamecube.joystiq.com/2006/03/08/nintendo-revolution-prediction-second-console-of-choice/">Revolution will
be the second console of choice, Matt Casamassina, editor from IGN - Nintendo (cube.ign.com) believes Nintendo’s
next-gen system will be the one that "everybody wants." Granted, those differing opinions could be one in the
same if our poll results come to
fruition. From the article: "Clearly, graphics are important, but as any addict (myself included) should know,
games are ultimately designed to be played, not simply gawked over. And if a game doesn’t play well, all its fancy
graphics may as well be for nothing."

So a second choice console could dominate the market based on a
first choice split. Sounds like a paradox to us.

[Thanks, Matthew]

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Filed under: Reality, Cable, OpEd

Let’s be honest, he is the real winner of this season. He’s the one whom everyone will remember. Not Chloe. I
actually really liked Santino’s collection. It was simple, but sexy. I adored his fabrics. Everything just looked in
place. I did not see the "boob situation" that Heidi saw. I think the problem is that none of those models
had boobs. I think that there were places for boobs, but no boobs to fill them in. Santino needed boobs.

Santino did go really conservative for Fashion Week. I think that’s the fault of the judges. Every week, they
beat him down with how ridiculously theatrical his designs were. So, I can’t blame him for suddenly going all soft
and pretty. But not everything was soft and pretty. I must say, his shout-up speech to his mom was pretty lame.
"Yo, my mom is the shit!…and here are a bunch of super pretty dresses." He should have added that at the
end. I just wish that at one point in my life, I can give a profanity-laden shout out to my mom in front of a
roomful of strangers. I’m sure that would make her proud.  

Daniel V.’s collection was boring, boring,
boring. Too many separates and not enough dresses. And that last dress was just plain hideous. I wanted to rip that
patch thing off too, Michael Kors. But, as a whole, his collection was very wearable, and the guy is very likable.
I secretly wanted him to win. (Psych…I was rooting for Santino the whole time.) But I think this kid has a great
future in front of him. I’m glad to see that Michael Kors hinted at a possible job position. I think that would work
out brilliantly. I agree with the judges in thinking that his 13th piece was the best piece of his collection. Maybe he
and Nick should become a designing duo. And I’ll admit it…I dug the handbags. I know a lot of you (and Tim) thought
they looked very craft fair, but I dug ‘em. I’d rock them around town.

Check out href="http://www.tvsquad.com/2006/02/10/project-runway-at-fashion-week/">Annie Wu’s point-of-view of the three
finalists at Fashion Week. Or see what Tim Gunn had to say about the finale  href="http://www.bravotv.com/Project_Runway_2/Episodes/Episode_14/Tims_Take/">here. Or check out all the fashions
here, and
decide for yourself.

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